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Assassin's Creed Edward Kenway Actor Alleges Ubisoft Threatened to Sue Him for Hinting at Black Flag Remake

NO LOC, JUL 31 – Matt Ryan revealed Ubisoft threatened legal action after he hinted at the Assassin's Creed 4 Black Flag remake at conventions, despite widespread rumors and partial confirmation.

  • Voice actor Matt Ryan, known for Edward Kenway in Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, unintentionally hinted at a remake during a recent convention in 2025.
  • Ryan did not realize he was being recorded when he made comments about the remake, which led Ubisoft to threaten legal action against him.
  • The original Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag released in 2013 remains beloved, and Ryan's remarks sparked widespread fan interest despite Ubisoft keeping details under wraps.
  • Ryan explained that during the incident, a person was recording him without his knowledge while he was acting openly and candidly, and only afterward did the company threaten legal action.
  • Ubisoft's threat suggests caution in discussing unconfirmed projects, and fans await an official remake announcement amid ongoing rumors and anticipation.
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Is that where the Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag remake comes from? It all points to yes, but Ubisoft still doesn’t want anything to be said... not even on the part of its original protagonist. Actor Matt Ryan, who gave voice to Edward Kenway, was secretly recorded by a fan while insinuating that a Black Flag remake was in development. The video went viral quickly, but the consequences were more serious than we imagined. In a new clip, Ryan exp…

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Tech4Gamers broke the news in on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
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