Ubisoft has scrapped «Assassin’s Creed League», the co-op multiplayer game set in Feudal Japan. Here’s all we know about the cancellation.
Bad news hits the Assassin’s Creed community today. A new report confirms that Ubisoft has cancelled its long-rumoured multiplayer project, codenamed “Assassin’s Creed League”.
According to a report from the French outlet Origami, this cancellation ends hopes for a modern multiplayer entry in the franchise. The series has lacked a competitive or cooperative mode for over a decade, with the last iterations appearing in Unity and Black Flag.
“Assassin’s Creed League” was an ambitious project. It featured a four-player co-op experience set in Feudal Japan. Initially, Ubisoft intended it as DLC for the recent Assassin’s Creed Shadows (released March 20, 2025). It would have even formed part of the game’s season pass content.
