Ubisoft Accidentally Reveals Far Cry TV Series

Far Cry Anthology Drama in Development by FX and Ubisoft, Co-Created by McElhenney and Hawley

Ubisoft prematurely announced a new TV series based on its Far Cry franchise, set to be produced by FX, Disney’s television channel. The announcement briefly appeared on Ubisoft’s official website before its swift removal. The announcement revealed details indicating that the Far Cry series will be an anthology drama. Each season will be set in a new world and feature different characters, mirroring the standalone narrative format of the game franchise. The series is co-created by Rob McElhenney, known for creating and starring in It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and Noah Hawley, recognized for his work on FX’s Fargo and Legion. Hawley will serve as showrunner and executive producer, while McElhenney will also executive produce. Ubisoft Film & Television is also part of the production team, a division actively developing adaptations for the Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy franchises.

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