During today's Q1 earnings call, Ubisoft confirmed that its next Forward will take place in September. No specific dates or details were given, but reading between the lines, we can expect to hear more about "Rainbow Six Quarantine" and "Gods & Monsters," which were not among the Forward's debut titles this month.

Ubisoft CFO Frederic Duguet was asked specifically about the two titles during the conference call, and confirmed that both titles are scheduled for release in the fiscal year ending March 2021, but that one of them could be delayed to the next fiscal year. This means that the postponed title (whichever one it is) could be released between April 2021 and March 2022.

Dughet also noted that the majority of Ubisoft's global staff are still working from home, but are gradually returning to the offices in France and China. He said, "We're happy with the progress [of development] so far, but we're still monitoring it on a weekly basis."

First announced at E3 2019, Rainbow Six Quarantine is a PvE co-op shooter with zombies that was originally slated for release "before April 2020. "God & Monsters was also announced at E3 2019 and Assassin's Creed Odyssey", an open-world RPG from the studio behind "Assassin's Creed: Odyssey".

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot also addressed multiple allegations of sexual abuse and misconduct levied against the company during the earnings call.