The Tenchu franchise made its debut on PlayStation back in 1998 with Tenchu: Stealth Assassins, but it?s been over 12 years since we last saw a new title on any platform. Creator Takuma Endo, who is still with developer Acquire, discussed the future of Tenchu with Weekly Famitsu. He revealed he?d like to create a successor from scratch for the PlayStation 5 console.
The closest we?ve gotten to a new Tenchu game in recent times is Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, as the IP was the ?original impetus for this project?. This is because developer FromSoftware still owns the rights to the Tenchu IP. Despite this, players became excited over the possibility of a new game back in 2018 when the Stealth Assassin trademark was registered by Acquire; a new game would have been a great way to celebrate the first game?s 20th anniversary. Unfortunately, Endo revealed the reason for this was the trademark had expired and needed to be renewed. However, the trademark would provide the groundwork for a new title.
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