Ubisoft has c𒁏onfirmed some details on its video game line-up over the next ♑year as part of the company's latest financial report.

The free-to-play sports game Roller Champions isꦕ set to come out in the first quarter of U♎bisoft's fiscal year, which runs from April 1 through June 30. We're obviously already halfway through that period, so expect further details on the launch soon.

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All three games h🌠ad already been confirmed for this fiscal year, but those launch windows are finally starting to narrow.

Duguet said during the conference call that Ubisoft expects to have "several free-to-play [ga🧸mes] coming out this [fiscal] year across all platforms," but the publisher has no♒t confirmed which titles to expect beyond Roller Champions. A notes that some of these games will be based on Ubisoft's "biggest IPs."

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Other highly anticipated games, including Beyond Good & Evil 2, the untitled Star Wars game, and the next entry in the Assassin's Creed series, were not directly addressed in the fina💖ncial report.

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