Ubisoft articles

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced modernizes the fan favorite with revamped combat and visuals

Stop Killing Games lost its biggest battle despite 1.3 million signatures, but the fight isn't over

Ubisoft to cut 380 jobs and shut down studios in Canada and Serbia, report claims

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced adds ray tracing, reworked combat, and handheld support

Ubisoft pulled The Crew offline, and now it's facing a lawsuit

Ubisoft fires developer who publicly opposed its return-to-office mandate

Ubisoft workers plan massive international strike, unions protest job cuts and mandatory office return

Ubisoft is hitting reset again: cancels games, closes studios, and delays releases

Hackers flood Rainbow Six Siege with billions in virtual currency, forcing the Ubisoft marketplace offline

Far Cry is getting a TV adaptation from FX, Hulu, and Ubisoft

Tencent isn't buying Ubisoft, Ubisoft isn't collapsing, and Assassin's Creed is doing all the heavy lifting

Studios behind Black Ops 7, Anno 117, and Arc Raiders push back on AI criticism

Ubisoft pushes its earnings report at the last minute – its stock is already down 47% this year

Crystal ball: Ubisoft has had a rough few years, which is why the sudden delay of an upcoming fiscal statement has sparked concern about the company's future. It might just be a minor accounting issue, but many are speculating that Tencent may be preparing to finally acquire Ubisoft.

Ubisoft dev says Switch 2 game cards are a bottleneck for high-performance titles

Assassin's Creed Shadows is Europe's best-selling new game of 2025 so far

Twenty-three years after launch, Final Fantasy XI servers are overwhelmed by a new wave of players

Ubisoft CEO responds to Stop Killing Games petition, says "Nothing is eternal"

Game publishers push back as "Stop Killing Games" campaign surges past 1 million signatures

Former Ubisoft director, Clair Obscur maker slams AAA dev bloat: "It would've taken 25 years" to make my game

Let's get back to fun: The video game industry has always been unpredictable, but the current trend in triple-A development raises serious concerns about its long-term viability. As costs rise and development processes grow increasingly bloated, many question whether the industry is on the verge of another crash. Recent statements by former Ubisoft creative director Guillaume Broche suggest the situation may be more dire than previously thought.

Ubisoft Chroma helps developers simulate color blindness across all game engines

Ubisoft argues players don't own their games in wake of The Crew lawsuit

A hot potato: Many users already understand that buying a digital game typically grants a license to access the software – not true ownership. However, it's rare for publishers to revoke access to titles that customers have paid for, even after those games are delisted. Ubisoft's The Crew stands out as a particularly egregious case, sparking a legal battle over what it truly means to "buy" a game.

Ubisoft and Tencent launch new subsidiary to supercharge Assassin's Creed, other franchises

Rainbow Six Siege X brings major changes, new Dual Front mode, and a free tier

Assassin's Creed Shadows' final PC specs suggest ray tracing and upscaling are the new standard

What just happened? You might not care much about ray tracing, but video game makers certainly do. The final PC requirements for Assassin's Creed Shadows have arrived, and, much like Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, turning off ray tracing effects isn't an option. Also, the given resolutions are specified as "using dynamic resolution and upscaling."

Ubisoft launches a Blood Dragon spin-off featuring Rayman, but it's an NFT game