Speaking at Gamescom, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has confirmed that there won't be a new Assassin's Creed game in 2019 as the company seeks to continue supporting Odyssey

Today I was lucky to get into Ubisoft’s zone where I munched on some awesome sandwiches and drowned myself in coffee. It’s a frenzy of activity that reminded me of those scenes we see on National Geographic. My first gaming experience at the expo was with the rather awesome looking Starlink: Battle for Atlas, developed by Ubisoft Toronto.

With Rainbow Six Siege sitting comfortably on 35 million players worldwide, now is a good time for Ubisoft to announce what’s next for its trailblazing tactical shooter. The next major content drop is Operation Grim Sky, bringing two game-changing Operators and extensively reworked map in the form of Hereford. Veterans should be pumped for this. Newcomers… it’s about time you got yourselves on board! Here’s what we learned about Operation Grim Sky from Ubisoft, along with an insightful chat to R6 Community Developer, Craig Robinson.

That Nemesis System was a stroke of inspired cleverness by developer Monolith Games, an idea that players wanted to see copied and pasted in other games. To a certain extent, Ubisoft’s upcoming Assassin’s Creed Odyssey will have its own take on the gameplay mechanic, offering players Mercenaries instead of Nemesises…Nemesi…dammit what’s the plural of Nemesis I should know this oh right it’s Nemeses.

Players are headed into the mind of Far Cry 5’s resident D-list film director, Guy Marvel, who’s about to put players through horror-movie scenarios in seven zombie-infested maps. Dead Living Zombies takes place within Marvel’s movie scripts, challenging players to survive against undead hordes in diverse environments including military bases, farmlands, and urban rooftops.

Athens must have been a masterpiece of a city when it was bustling, as its ruins still stand today after centuries of war, wear and tear. For Ubisoft, the challenge in recreating Athens came from finding the right balance between digging out the original city from across the ocean of time and staying as authentic as possible to its origins in Assassin's Creed Odyssey.

Another month, another round of games with which to justify the existence of your Xbox One! August is around the corner, and the games that’ll be available for the Xbox One with its Games With Gold service are looking…well pretty decent actually! Without further waffling, here’s the full list of what’s coming next month.

What you see is what you get with Far Cry 5: Lost on Mars: Plenty of Hurk, a ton of bugs to kill and a straightforward romp on the red planet.