Ubisoft is reportedly laying the groundwork for a new company unit focusing on its most valuable series, including Assassin's Creed
Ubisoft is apparently up to some business-shaped shenanigans behind the scenes as it's reportedly considering launching a new part of the company that would house some of its main intellectual property, notably including Assassin's Creed.
Ubisoft is reportedly considering a Tencent-backed future for Assassin’s Creed and more
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is the first major Ubisoft game to release day one on Steam since 2019. Previously, the publisher prioritised its own digital store, as well as the Epic Games Store, at launch. Late last year, the company brought Assassin’s Creed Mirage to Steam, as well as Star Wars Outlaws, after other stores.
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Ubisoft is reportedly looking for investors in a new business dedicated to managing its biggest IPs such as Assassin's Creed, ...
Three ex Ubisoft execs have gone on trial over toxic culture in Paris as Solidaires Informatique calls for Yves Guillemot to ...
Another month, another bunch of games is joining the catalogs for PlayStation Plus’ Extra and Premium tiers. This time around ...
Ubisoft's Manhunt-driven seasonal content in The Division 2 feels repetitive. Learn how a shift in narrative approach could ...
Ubisoft accused of hiding the fact that Microsoft, EA and others are interested in buying its brands
One of Ubisoft's investors accuses the company not only of disastrous management, but also of failing to inform investors ...
Ubisoft is trying to bounce back from multiple tough years, and a shareholder claims that it's not being open about plans to ...
A while back, Ubisoft teased the reveal of Siege X - an upcoming overhaul to the Rainbow Six Siege experience. Today, we got ...
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