TL;DR: Ubisoft is refocusing on profitable projects after disappointing game performances, including the failed XDefiant and underwhelming Star Wars Outlaws. After a string of disappointing games, ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Ubisoft has updated its strategy for the near future, and in a new statement, has revealed that it has canceled three unannounced games and has ...

Skull & Bones fans can’t catch a break. Video game industry reporter Stephen Totilo recently took to Twitter and unveiled some surprising news for Ubisoft fans. It looks like those of you who were ...

Ubisoft Entertainment SA has canceled its free-to-play shooter XDefiant, citing an inability to sustain a competitive player ba The company is also closing three studios and laying off 277 employees, ...

Ubisoft's really been going through it lately, coming off of multiple years with game delay after game delay, and only just last month holding an emergency investor call following the news that it was ...

TL;DR: Ubisoft is closing its Leamington studio, affecting 185 employees, to prioritize projects and reduce costs, saving $206 million. This move aligns with ongoing restructurings and comes amid ...

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Last year, Ubisoft Montreal creative director Patrick Plourde discussed how he pitched a small project like Child of Light within a AAA games development studio. Getting a massive studio within a ...

We haven't seen the last of Ubisoft's charming Child of Light, the game's creative director has teased. Instead of confirming a direct sequel, creative director Patrick Plourde has hinted at more ...

As hard as it may be to still believe that Ubisoft's long-ago announced and rarely heard from projects Beyond Good & Evil 2 (May 2008) and I Am Alive (July 2008) are still in the works, Ubisoft ...

Though Ubisoft Montreal is the most famous Ubisoft studio in Quebec, the French publisher has a second shop in Canada's Francophone province. That operation, located in Quebec City, is now going on a ...