Ubisoft Bucket List

Unfrozen take the series back to Jadame, in early access since April 2026 with the campaigns still arriving.

The North Atlantic from the other side: a Templar hunting the assassins he used to work for.

Back to Baghdad in 861 and to the shape of the first game: one city, social stealth, no map full of icons.

Montana seventeen years after the nuclear ending of Far Cry 5, in pink bloom and scavenged weapons.

The cel-shaded reboot with Elika beside you, in which you cannot die and the land is healed area by area.

A bridge between the first two Sands games, built around freezing water into a climbable shape.

Mark and execute, interrogations in real rooms, and objectives projected onto the walls.

Ten thousand years BC in the Far Cry 4 valley: no guns, a spoken Proto-Indo-European language and animals you tame.

A Caribbean island under Anton Castillo, played by Giancarlo Esposito, and a guerrilla war fought from the jungle.

Sam Fisher in Indonesia and Paris, and the asymmetric spies-versus-mercenaries multiplayer nothing has matched since.

Babylon under siege and the Dark Prince arguing inside his head; the end of the Sands trilogy.

Fisher undercover inside a terrorist cell, with a trust meter that makes every mission two missions.

The dark sequel: the Dahaka hunting the Prince through a time-split island fortress, with a nu-metal soundtrack.

Five power-up costumes and a running commentary of jokes; the last of the 3D Raymans.

Hand-painted 2D worlds and a difficulty curve that stopped a generation; Michel Ancel, 1995.

The dwarves arrive as a new faction, with runes to spend from the stock their heroes carry.

A council of six advisers argue the succession between campaigns; the last of the numbered run, in 2015.

A hero with no arms or legs against a pirate occupation; the 3D platformer that made the leap cleanly.

The resource list is cut back and every hero is pushed towards Blood or Tears; Ubisoft rename the series.

A standalone expansion with the orc horde and an alternative upgrade for every creature in the game.

Nival rebuild the game in 3D with caravans and a combat wheel; Ubisoft take the licence over from 3DO.

Ezio in Constantinople as an old man, closing his own story and finally Altair.

A neon VHS 1980s with Michael Biehn narrating; the standalone joke that outlived the game around it.

Sam Fisher in 2002, with light and shadow as the whole mechanic.

A Metroidvania with time powers and a map you annotate; Ubisoft Montpellier again.