Ubisoft is bringing a packed schedule to gamescom 2026, and Rayman is getting more than a quick booth appearance. The company has announced live panels for Rayman Legends Retold, Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, Anno 117: Pax Romana, The Division 2, Rainbow Six Siege, and several other games between August 26 and August 30.
Some sessions will stream on Ubisoft’s Twitch and YouTube channels, while others are reserved for visitors at the company’s Community Lounge in Hall 6.1. That makes this lineup useful for people planning a trip and for anyone trying to figure out which presentations are worth watching from home.
Rayman Gets Three Different Gamescom Sessions
Rayman Legends Retold is the clearest nostalgia play in Ubisoft’s schedule. The remake gets a developer panel on August 27 covering Kung Foot and the new TCM feature, followed by a session on August 28 about cinematics and animation. Ubisoft will also host a Rayman 4 history and memes panel on August 30.
Those sessions cover more than a release-date reminder. Rayman Legends Retold is a modern version of the 2013 platformer, so the team has to explain how it is changing the presentation without losing the timing that made the original work. Kung Foot also gives the event an easy multiplayer angle, while the Rayman 4 panel can speak to the series’ long gap between major releases.
Black Flag Resynced and Assassin’s Creed Shadows Share the Spotlight
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced has two live developer talks on August 28: one about honoring the original game’s legacy and another about sailing the Caribbean. Ubisoft will follow those with a developer meet-and-greet on August 29 featuring Paul Fu.
The schedule does not reveal new gameplay details, but the session names show where Ubisoft expects the conversation to go. Black Flag Resynced has to sell a modern version of a pirate adventure that many players still remember for its ship combat and open-world freedom. Talking about the legacy and the Caribbean separately gives the team room to address both the remake’s connection to the old game and the parts it wants to rebuild.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows also gets an Ultimate Stealth Challenge on August 29, followed by a developer AMA and meet-and-greet on August 30. Those events are separate from the Black Flag Resynced talks, so fans should not assume the schedule confirms a crossover or a shared announcement.
Anno, The Division 2, and Rainbow Six Fill Out the Schedule
Anno 117: Pax Romana appears twice on Ubisoft’s streamed schedule. The August 26 panel focuses on the Hippodrome and beyond, while the August 27 session covers Echoes of Kassandra and crafting cosmetics. The same topics also receive German-language and English in-person sessions later in the week.
The Division 2 gets an On the Horizon talk on August 26 and a second March Into the Future session on August 27. Ubisoft has not listed the specific updates in the lineup post, so those titles should be treated as subject areas rather than confirmed feature announcements.
Rainbow Six appears at the end of the schedule with Bridging Worlds and Stories on August 29, followed by two Rainbow Six Siege Community Checkpoint sessions. The in-person program adds a look at how a new Siege operator is made and developer meet-and-greets.
What Ubisoft Will Stream and What It Will Keep On-Site
Ubisoft says several sessions will be streamed on its Twitch and YouTube channels. The public schedule includes the Rayman, Anno, Division, Black Flag Resynced, and Rainbow Six panels, but it also leaves several time slots marked as “More Info to Come.” The final schedule may add another game or change the details before the event begins.
Visitors can also use the Community Lounge from August 27 through August 30 at Hall 6.1, booth CO11 B010. The space will include hands-on play sessions, community activities, developer talks, and live events. Some of those activities will not be available online, so the streamed schedule is not a complete list of everything Ubisoft is bringing to Cologne.
Ubisoft’s schedule sits alongside the broader event coverage in our Gamescom 2026 Opening Night Live watch guide.
Fable is also preparing a separate gameplay showing on August 26, which we covered in our Fable Gamescom report.
The first sessions start before the main gamescom weekend, so the schedule should produce useful updates quickly. Rayman has the most obvious fan-facing hook, Black Flag Resynced has the strongest legacy conversation, and Rainbow Six and The Division 2 could turn their developer panels into live-service news. For now, Ubisoft has given fans a timetable. The reveals still have to happen.
