Is Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag Remake really in the works?
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Is Ubisoft really working on Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag Remake? This is one of the most burning questions in the gaming community right now. Black Flag was one of the most popular games of the Assassin's Creed franchise.
This was the first AC title to introduce open-world naval exploration, which fans really liked a lot.
Set during the Golden Age of Piracy (1715) in the Caribbean Sea, with over 50 explorable locations like Havana, Nassau, and many more., this 2013 title won everyone's heart with its seafaring fighting scenes like rogue waves, carron barrages, rammings, and etc. as well. So, will it ever grace the modern gen consoles with improved visuals and gameplay?
Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag: Is Ubisoft really working on it?
As of now, Ubisoft has remained tight-lipped so far about the current state of Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag Remake.
There might not be any official confirmation about this highly awaited title, but insiders and leakers have hinted that the developers are definitely working on it. These leaks and speculations haven't stopped yet, as a Twitter user named TheReallZephyrus has noted some activity by Ubisoft on the game's page on Valve's storefront.
According to this user, Black Flag Remake is potentially getting updates on Steam regularly.
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The user also shared some screenshots which suggest that four micro trailers have been added to the game as well. These micro trailers are short clips which play automatically besides the details and listings when the Steam page of any game is opened.
There is no way these changes are made for the 2013 version, so it might well be a sign of Black Flag Remake being in the works. There is further evidence of it in the form of some recent modifications of the game's Steam content packages on June 4 and 12.
However, the details of those content packages are still unknown.
The original Black Flag title sold over 15 million copies, making it one of the best-selling AC titles of all time. That proves how good this title actually was. However, this brilliant game was available only on older-gen consoles like PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and others.
So, there is no doubt fans have been yearning for years to get this title on modern consoles, which will take the gameplay and visuals to newer heights with significant upgrades. That's why there is no reason for Ubisoft to not develop the remake of the game.
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