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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced reveal start time & countdown clock

Tune in to the Black Flag remaster reveal happening on April 23
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Fans around the world have been waiting for Ubisoft to finally reveal the long-rumored Assassin’s Creed Black Flag remake, now officially known to be titled Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced. The original game is still one of the most loved entries in the series, so expectations are high. The good news is that the wait is almost over, as Ubisoft is set to reveal the game today.

If you’re interested in the Black Flag remake, then you’re probably interested in its price tag. Ubisoft may be revealing this later today, but a leak has arrived ahead of time to reveal the cost of the Launch & Collector’s editions – it’s pretty close to full price for a modern AAA game, albeit cheaper than AC Shadows.

When will Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced be revealed?

The official reveal will take place during the Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Worldwide Showcase today, on April 23. Ubisoft has confirmed the global timings as 9 AM PT / 6 PM CEST. Below is a list of reveal times for various regions to help you out.

  • Los Angeles – 9 AM PT (April 23)
  • New York – 12 PM ET (April 23)
  • London – 5 PM BST (April 23)
  • Berlin – 6 PM CEST (April 23)
  • Mumbai – 9:30 PM IST (April 23)
  • Tokyo – 1 AM JST (April 24)
  • Sydney – 2 AM AEST (April 24)
  • Auckland – 4 AM NZST (April 24)

You can also see the countdown clock above, which keeps track of the exact time remaining. It will disappear once it expires.

What to expect from the Black Flag remaster

The remake is expected to bring upgraded visuals, smoother gameplay systems, and modern improvements while keeping the core pirate experience intact. As for what to expect, early impressions from Insider Gaming suggest that the game has been heavily reworked.

It reportedly includes new content, updated systems, and noticeable improvements across the board. One important detail is that despite all the changes, the game is not turning into an RPG. This means it will likely stay closer to the original formula instead of adopting the newer RPG-style mechanics seen in recent Assassin’s Creed titles.

The report also mentions that the game could launch on July 9, 2026. However, this has not been officially confirmed yet. Today’s showcase should give a clearer answer, along with a possible release date announcement.


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