Ubisoft launched the free battle royale FPS "Hyper Scape" in 2020, which was discontinued in 2022.Coincidentally, Ubisoft launched another free FPS "Unruly Alliance" in 2024, and this game also announced its discontinuation in June this year.
Even so, Ubisoft doesn't seem to be giving up on the competitive shooter scene entirely.Earlier today, well-known "Rainbow Six: Siege" source Shiiny77 posted on social platforms that Ubisoft is developing a new competitive first-person shooter game.According to him, the game is set in an immersive science fiction background, uses large-scale scene design and supports cross-platform online play on all platforms.Shiiny also claims that the project "might" be built on Unreal Engine 5.
A few hours later, another user named 6leaksgg shared two images of what appeared to be the same project.In its post, it called the work "Project Reconnaissance" and described it as Ubisoft's upcoming sci-fi competitive FPS, developed using Unreal Engine 5 and providing cross-platform support.The accompanying images are clearly from an earlier build of the engine.
The first leaked image shows the loading/title interface. The words "Reconnaissance Plan" are suspended above the vast future urban landscape. Giant spiers stand in the distance. The neon sky and the mechanical devices in the foreground create a strong visual impact.A mechanical character is visible in the foreground of the screen, the on-screen debugging text reads "Keep loading interface open for an additional 2.0 seconds to allow texture streaming", and the slogan reads "Full Risk, Full Reward".
The second image is closer to an early actual screenshot, using a first-person perspective, showing the weapon named "Bulldog", skill icon, purple "Star Energy" slot, weapon bar, team member level, compass and corner mini-map.The scene environment is clearly in the gray box testing or early development stage, including colored placeholder structures and basic lighting effects.
At present, none of these contents have been officially confirmed by Ubisoft, and the leaked screenshots may only be early concepts or internal test versions.Until official news is released, such rumors should be treated with caution.
