A big Assassin’s Creed Hexe leak has dumped a pile of details about Ubisoft’s mysterious next game. It covers the setting, the price, the release window, and even a change to how the game plays. Before you get excited, know this. It all traces back to a single leaker, and Ubisoft has confirmed almost none of it. So treat every number below as a rumor.
What the Assassin’s Creed Hexe leak claims
The leak comes from RogueTX, a Ubisoft leaker with a mixed but real track record. This person posted a screenshot of game code on X, and fans compiled the details on r/GamingLeaksAndRumours under its Rumour tag. One code line read Season_Pass_Wuerzburg_Expansion, which points to Wurzburg in Germany.
Leakers disagree on what that means. Some read it as the base game’s setting during the German witch trials. Others read it as paid season-pass content. The same leak lists more claims too: a June 2027 release that may be a placeholder, prices of $69.99, $89.99, and $119.99 across three editions, a PEGI 18 rating, Denuvo on PC, and a large but more linear map full of villages and forests. X later pulled RogueTX’s posts, likely through a takedown, which hints the material touched something real without proving the details.
What Ubisoft has actually confirmed
Very little, honestly. Ubisoft revealed Codename Hexe back in September 2022 with a short, moody teaser. The studio Ubisoft Montreal is building it, and Ubisoft has called it a darker, story-driven Assassin’s Creed set at a key moment in history. That fits the name, since Hexe is German for witch. Earlier this year the project also changed creative director.
Beyond that, Ubisoft has not shared an official setting, release date, price, or platform list. So when you read Wurzburg or June 2027, remember those are leaker claims, not Ubisoft announcements. For a sense of where the series stands today, see our look at Assassin’s Creed Shadows.
Why removing the magic is the biggest claim
The most interesting part of the leak is the claim that the team cut the magic. Earlier leaks, going back a couple of years, described a hero with supernatural powers, including footage said to show her casting magic and even possessing a cat. The new leak claims the team dropped that direction.
Instead, the hero would fake witchcraft through chemistry and clever tricks, like a smoke bomb that looks like a vanishing spell to scared townsfolk. If true, that is a real shift in tone toward grounded history. But it is still one person’s claim from a single screenshot. So take the whole package with a healthy dose of doubt until Ubisoft speaks.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Assassin’s Creed Hexe leak confirmed? No. It comes from a single leaker, RogueTX, and Ubisoft has not confirmed the setting, price, date, or gameplay claims.
Where is Assassin’s Creed Hexe set? A leaked code line points to Wurzburg, Germany, but leakers disagree on whether that is the main setting or DLC. Ubisoft has not confirmed it.
When will Assassin’s Creed Hexe release? The leak lists June 2027 but flags it as a possible placeholder. Ubisoft has given no official date.
What has Ubisoft officially said? Only that Hexe was revealed in 2022, is made by Ubisoft Montreal, and is a darker, story-driven Assassin’s Creed.
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