Several unannounced Ubisoft titles may have leaked ahead of time, if a screenshot of promotional materials posted to NeoGAF is legitimate. The slate of titles theoretically planned for Ubisoft’s Digital Days event next week reveals several games:

• Assassin’s Creed: Liberation HD, which we assume is a PS3/PS4 version of the former PS Vita exclusive.
• Assassin’s Creed: Pirates, which is likely a mobile companion or side game to Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag.
• Autodance II, a sequel to the mobile app which makes Just Dance-inspired music videos.
• Child of Light, a JRPG-inspired game which has already been semi-announced.
• EndWar Online, a new and possibly free-to-play take on the Tom Clancy’s EndWar RTS series.
• Rabbids: Big Bang, which will probably have some rabbids doing weird stuff in it.
• Rayman: Fiesta Run, likely a sequel to successful autorunner Rayman: Jungle Run.
• Valiant Hearts: The Great War, which sounds like a World War I game of some kind.

The previously confirmed games are Watch Dogs, The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot, Trials Frontier, Might & Magic: Duel of Champions, Panzer General Online, and Poptropica: Forgotten Islands.

We’ve asked Ubisoft about the image and will update this article with any response.

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Above: Sure, plenty of you are far too tough to ever see this text – but if this is how the game’s being marketed, excuse us for playing along

Thank goodness, then, that Australian print mag PC Powerplay (via NeoGAF (opens in new tab)) is on hand to provide a slightly less oblique hint in the form of this teaser page for the next issue, presenting Dark Souls’ most-viewed line of text in its authentic font and coloring. This would seem like a pretty sure sign… but in the world of Dark Souls, nothing is certain except your inevitable doom. While you wait for concrete news, then, perhaps try crossing all your fingers while playing your favorite existing PC dark-fantasy title: such ridiculous tests of arbitrary mastery may soon be par for the course.

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Shenmue HD, which Sega teased earlier this week in an interview with Game Reactor, has been “finished for well over a year,” according to GZ’s source – “as is Shenmue II HD.” However the company, wary of rekindling enthusiasm for the ill-fated series, is waiting until it has a better idea of where the series may eventually go.

This January, the online Shenmue World was cancelled, while series creator Yu Suzuki outlined ideas he has for a third installment and confirmed the possibility of obtaining the IP rights from Sega. Which is to say, if Sega does want to know where Shenmue will go before making a move on the series, it can head to the back of the line…

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