The September 2022 Ubisoft Forward livestream event earlier today featured news and trailers around a wealth of upcoming games from Ubisoft’s international studios. Catch up on the highlights with our recap post – no multi-page clickthrough required.
The Biggest Announcements From Ubisoft Forward September 2022
Assassin’s Creed Mirage
Taking control of the cunning street thief Basim, Assassin’s Creed Mirage will transport players to the ninth century CE as they join The Hidden Ones and come to understand a new Creed.
For Honor: Year 6 Season 3
A taste of things to come, the full trailer for The Demon Dagger will come out on September 13, with the full season beginning September 15.
Brawlhalla-vania: Simon Belmont & Alucard
A crossover for the ages, Castlevania’s Simon Belmont and Alucard will come to Brawlhalla as part of a special event on October 19.
The Crew 2: S6E2 Dominion Frozen
Season 6 Episode 2: Dominion Frozen is coming to The Crew 2 on September 14 as a free update to the game.
Anno 1800: DLC 12 New World Rising
Available this winter, this DLC will feature a new population level never seen before in the New World.
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
The Wiggler boss fight and Rayman DLC for Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope were both highlighted today.
Skull and Bones
Ahead of its release this holiday season, a trio of trailers for Ubisoft Singapore’s Skull and Bones made their debut.
Riders Republic: Freestylin’ Season 4
BMX is making its way to Riders Republic – players can learn more during a September 14 showcase.
The Division Resurgence: Official Dark Zone Trailer
Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland
All those who’d like to sign up for Tom Clancy’s The Division Heartland Closed Tests can do so here.
Mythic Quest: Special Sneak Peek
The latest season of Apple TV+’s Mythic Quest will come out this fall.
Ubisoft+: Try Your Favorite Games For Free
All those interested can try Ubisoft+ for free until October 10, 2022.
Trackmania
Trackmania will come to consoles and cloud in early 2023, bringing with it cross-play and cross-progression.
