It is confirmed that Ubisoft will not hold his event Ubisoft Forward this summer during the Summer Game Fest 2025. However, as anticipated, he will participate in third -party events to show his games.
Ubisoft has made it known that he will avoid crowding an already dense month of appointments such as Sony’s State of Play, or Geoff Keighley’s Summer Game Fest and the next Xbox Games Showcase.
But one of the events will participate in with its products is the PC Gaming Show 2025, which will be held on June 8 at 9:00 pm (Italian time). The event is known to give ample space to video games for the PC world, and among these there will also be the next Ubisoft titles.
As the publisher explained on X, Ubisoft will focus on three titles in particular, during the event.
The first is year 117: Roman Pax, a highly anticipated title for lovers of strategic and city builders and of which we hope to know more during the Gaming Show PC.
Then there will also be space for Rogue Prince of Persia, the Roguelike Platformer was launched in early access in May 2024 and it is likely that Ubisoft wants to provide updates on the development and perhaps announce the final release date or the introduction of new content.
Finally there will also be soft metal, the hack and slash action roguelite developed by Screen Juice and published by Ubisoft, announced its arrival in early access on Steam in the summer of 2025.
With a lineup still to be defined and an increasingly demanding audience, Ubisoft is clearly trying to take time to work better at future projects.
Among these, the possible return of Rayman and Splinter Cell, but at the moment there is still nothing really official. Perhaps it is the time for Ubisoft to take a break and return with something that really is worth the wait. Like the presumed remake of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, which has been talked about for a while in the same way.