Ubisoft reactivates the pirate legacy and sparks suspicions about an imminent announcement.
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Ubisoft is once again playing with gamers’ nostalgia, and it’s doing so in a rather unusual but significant way. After months of constant rumors, leaks, and not-so-discreet moves, the French company has taken a new step that reinforces the idea that the remake of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag is closer than ever to being officially announced.
Instead of confirming anything directly, Ubisoft has opted for a much more subtle strategy, although one that’s hard to ignore, which has once again put the focus on one of the most beloved titles in the entire saga.
Ubisoft revives Black Flag and fuels remake rumors
In recent hours, Ubisoft has suddenly published 18 original sea shanties from Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag on its official YouTube music channel. It may seem like an innocent gesture, but it’s striking that the company is now rescuing the game’s soundtrack, which was released over a decade ago… just when rumors about its remake are at an all-time high.
- This move adds to a series of clues that are becoming increasingly difficult to ignore. At the end of 2025, the name Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced appeared in European records, and weeks later, the registration of official domains associated with that same title was detected, using providers commonly used by Ubisoft. Too many coincidences to be mere coincidences.
- The massive reappearance of the original game’s musical content fits perfectly with a brand reactivation strategy, something common when a company is preparing to announce a major relaunch. Black Flag remains one of the most valued episodes in the franchise, especially for its pirate setting, naval combat, and exploration freedom, so a modern remake would have a huge impact.
For now, Ubisoft remains silent, but with registered domains, mentions in rating agencies, and this unexpected return of its music, everything points to the announcement of the remake happening sooner rather than later. Xbox, PlayStation, and PC gamers are already keeping an eye on the calendar: Black Flag seems ready to set sail once again.

