This evening, on June 12, E3 2021 officially kicks off. The first major press conference will be Ubisoft Forward. It starts at 9 PM German time. We expect information about Far Cry 6, Rainbow Six: Extraction, the new MMO Riders Republic, Assassin’s Greed, and much more. We will cover the event on MeinMMO with a live ticker, showing you all the announcements and all the new trailers.
This is the schedule:
- At 8 PM, a pre-show begins with information about For Honor, Crew 2, Watch Dogs: Legion, and other Ubisoft titles.
- From 9 PM, the actual show starts with highlights of the biggest titles, trailers, and world premieres.
- From 10 PM, the post-show begins with a community letter from the Rainbow Six teams and further details about the games in the main show.
The highlights from the livestream:
- After 4 years, Ubisoft finally shows its game based on the film Avatar
- Crazy MMO for extreme sports fans shows new gameplay and release date
- Rainbow Six: Extraction shows first gameplay and trailer – Release in September
Here’s an overview of what you can expect this evening at Ubisoft Forward.
If you want, you can follow the stream via our live channel on Twitch.
Live Ticker for Ubisoft Forward 2021, the 1st PK of E3 2021
10:00 PM: That was a calm E3 opening from Ubisoft. From the perspective of multiplayer fans, Rainbow Six: Extraction certainly stood out.
The leak about Far Cry 6 already revealed one of the highlights, and there was no gameplay shown for the game.
Information about Ghost Recon: Breakpoint, The Division 2, and also the new PvP shooter “Battlecat” was completely missing. No new information was provided on Skull & Bones once again. Avatar can certainly be seen as a positive surprise.
Ubisoft serves the role of developing colorful, somewhat different social games among international publishers, but one can tell from the studio’s offerings in 2021 that 2020, not just the Corona pandemic, caused some problems. A realignment of the studio after the failure of Division 2 and Ghost Recon Breakpoint and the upheaval after the sexism scandal are showing effects.