Ubisoft will no longer be attending E3 2023, even though it said it would participate in February. Instead, the game publisher behind Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry plans to hold its own Ubisoft ...

Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six publisher Ubisoft has announced it will not attend E3 2023. As reported by VGC, the company now plans to hold a Ubisoft Forward Live event on June 12 ...

In 2020 E3 was canceled, and since then the show has struggled to survive and remain relevant. And now, as Ubisoft confirms it won’t be part of the event this year, it doesn’t look good for ...

E3 2023 ReedPop has not provided a statement on Ubisoft backing out of E3 2023. Be sure to routinely visit our E3 2023 topic page as we continue to report on who will and won’t be at this year ...

Ubisoft will not be a part of E3 2023 after all, the company has revealed. In a statement to VGC, the Assassin's Creed publisher said it will hold its own, separate event in Los Angeles the same ...

You can add Ubisoft to the list of companies that won’t be attending the first in-person E3 in four years. Before this week, it was one of the few major publishers to come out in support of the ...

Curiously, Ubisoft initially hinted that it would appear at the show "if" it takes place. That's according to CEO Yves Guillemot, who addressed the publisher's E3 plans at a February earnings call.

However, it will host an Ubisoft Forward live event on June 12 in Los Angeles. “E3 has fostered unforgettable moments across the industry throughout the years,” Ubisoft said in a statement to VGC.

But that doesn’t mean we won’t have a showcase from Ubisoft in June of this year. Instead of a live conference expo during E3 2023, we’ll instead have a Ubisoft Forward stream on June 12, 2023.

Regardless, none of these questions posed were answered during the 2018 E3 Ubisoft conference which leaves us wondering how far along this game is. Maybe we’ll find out next year.

Ubisoft has canceled its plans to attend E3 2023 and will now host its own separate live event instead. This news comes after the publisher previously announced it would attend the show.