Ubisoft has revealed ‘Ubisoft Forward,’ a major new digital gaming event that will take place on July 12th.
In a press release, the French publishing giant noted that this will be an “E3-style” showcase featuring “exclusive game news, exciting reveals and plenty more.” Traditionally, Ubisoft hosts a major keynote presentation at the annual E3 gaming trade show, but is now shifting this to an online-only event following E3’s cancellation due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Save the Date! Join us July 12 for Ubisoft Forward, a fully digital showcase with exclusive game news, reveals and more 🎉 Stay tuned… #UbiForward pic.twitter.com/JLYEyF1YnL
— Ubisoft (@Ubisoft) May 11, 2020
Ubisoft Forward will begin at 3pm ET on July 12th and will, presumably, be streamed on a variety of platforms, although Ubisoft says to “stay tuned” for more information.
While Ubisoft didn’t hint at any specific announcements, there are at least a few titles that will likely make an appearance. Most notably, Ubisoft Montreal’s Assassin’s Creed Valhalla will surely get a larger gameplay reveal, following a brief tease last week. The game is coming to current- and next-gen consoles this holiday. This year’s entry in the annualized Just Dance series likewise seems to be a given.
We’ll also probably get updates on Ubisoft Toronto’s Watch Dogs: Legion, Ubisoft Quebec’s Gods and Monsters and/or Ubisoft Montreal’s Rainbow Six Quarantine. All three titles were delayed late last year into Ubisoft’s 2020 — 2021 fiscal year, meaning that they’re expected to release anytime before March 2021. Ubisoft Montpellier’s currently-undated Beyond Good and Evil 2 may also pop up.
Finally, it will be interesting to see whether Ubisoft will have any updates on two of its popular-yet-mostly-dormant franchises, Prince of Persia and Splinter Cell. Notably, there haven’t been any new mainline entries in these series since 2010 and 2013, respectively. Ubisoft has also largely remained quiet on future games in these series.
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