Then there are wonderful side characters in the form of former slave turned first mate Adewale, Edward Teach and his threatening Blackbeard pirate persona, and Anne Bonnie the irresistible vagabond with a tragic tale. Kenway isn't a real Assassin, but he learns to become one over the course of an enthralling narrative that has emotional stakes and a genuinely philosophical story about adopting responsibility and maturing. From the moment pirate Edward Kenway swaggers onto screen on the hunt for a real assassin, the story hooked me in and boarded my brain with its buccaneering brilliance. That said, I can't shake the feeling it's not the game the Assassin's Creed series needs remaking.Īssassin's Creed 1 deserves a remake, not Black FlagFor me, Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag is the best in the series. Perhaps with an established set of boundaries to play with, an Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag remake is what the team needs to gain confidence, and it would seem the studio is perfectly tailored to the job. When the idea of a separate pirate game came about thanks to the success of AC4, it allegedly took years to even work out what the game should be before they settled on the quite tame-looking Skull and Bones PS5 gameplay we see today. Ubisoft Singapore originally worked on some of the ocean tech that brought the piracy aspect of the title to life. According to two anonymous sources, Ubisoft Singapore has a team together to plan the remake despite the studio still trying to get the ill-fated Black Flag-inspired pirate game Skull & Bones out of the door. The 2013 entry into the long-running franchise is set in the Golden Age of Piracy in the early 18th century and memorably features ship combat in the translucent blue seas of the Caribbean isles. Assassin's Creed 4 remake rumored Kotaku reported the news of an Assassin's Creed IV Black Flag remake for PS5 being in the works recently.
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