Ubisoft has reportedly canceled the development of a potential sequel to Immortals Fenyx Rising, the Greek mythology-inspired RPG. The cancellation has been confirmed by Ubisoft, which stated that it is redirecting and reallocating some creative teams and resources within its Montreal studio to other unannounced projects as part of its global strategy.
While Ubisoft’s statement doesn’t provide specific details on the canceled sequel, it suggests that the company is focusing its resources on its biggest franchises, such as Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and possibly the Tom Clancy series of games. This reallocation of resources could mean that development efforts are being prioritized for upcoming projects in these established series.
Initially, there were indications that Ubisoft intended to turn Immortals Fenyx Rising into a franchise, exploring different mythologies for future game settings. However, with the cancellation of the sequel, it appears that the original game and its downloadable content (DLC) will be the extent of the series.
The decision to cancel the sequel is likely part of Ubisoft’s ongoing strategic adjustments and prioritization of key projects within its portfolio of games.
