The game seems closer to current AC titles.

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Ubisoft's upcoming Assassin's Creed Black Flag remake will shift from the original's choreographed combat system to an RPG-style approach similar to recent AC titles. The remake removes modern sequences, adds more pirate-era content including cut storylines, and features enhanced islands with additional activities. Built on the Anvil engine and reusing some Skull & Bones assets, the game targets early 2026 release and represents a faithful reimagining rather than a big-budget remake.

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Remake Removes Choreographed Combat

<p>And again, just keep releasing remakes/remasters/etc… Ubisoft has big money, so they should use it to experiment, instead of milking already successful games and franchises.</p>


<p>“Need more pirate segments” seems to be the most common complaint from streamers, for AC: Black Flag.</p>
