Ubisoft's long-awaited remake, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, is official following its appearance on the PEGI European ratings board. Rated 18 for violence and bad language, the remake is anticipated to include in-game purchases, potentially linking to downloadable content or cosmetic additions via the franchise's Animus Hub. Reports suggest a release date around March 23, 2026, after years of speculation and leaks surrounding this beloved title. While Ubisoft has yet to confirm the remake’s existence, previous leaks indicate that Black Flag Resynced will feature significant visual and gameplay upgrades. However, fans are divided over the removal of modern-day gameplay sections and how the new story will conclude Edward Kenway’s journey.

What improvements can players expect in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced?

Players can anticipate enhanced visuals and gameplay mechanics, aligning the remake closer to the standards of the latest installment, Assassin's Creed Shadows. Additionally, new story content is set to expand on Edward Kenway's character, although the modern-day elements will not be included, which has raised concerns among fans.

Originally released in 2013, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag was lauded for its engaging pirate gameplay, open-world exploration, and captivating narrative. The game's protagonist, Edward Kenway, became a fan favorite, leading to high expectations for the upcoming remake, which aims to recapture the essence of the original while introducing modern advancements in gaming technology.