#ubisoft

#ubisoft

Ubisoft's Massive Entertainment, the developer of The Division series, Star Wars Outlaws and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is offering some employees volunteer buyouts as it attempts to "realign" its teams, the company said in a post on X. The move is designed to "strengthen our roadmap," Massive wrote, as it focuses on The Division series along with its Snowdrop engine and Ubisoft Connect. Ubisoft notably didn't mention Star Wars and Avatar in that statement, an omission that may effectively spell the demise of those franchises.

Cold Fear (2005) - A survival horror set on a storm-tossed Russian whaler, blending gunplay with claustrophobic ship corridors and mutant nightmares. I Am Alive (2012) - A post-apocalyptic survival adventure where you navigate a ruined city, scavenge for supplies, and manage scarce resources. Child of Eden (2011) - A trippy, music-driven rail shooter from the creator of Rez, filled with vibrant visuals and rhythmic gameplay.

Ross Scott launched the 'Stop Killing Games' initiative after Ubisoft made The Crew unplayable for purchasers, advocating for better preservation of digital games.

The former executives at Ubisoft were found guilty of creating a toxic workplace culture where sexual and psychological harassment thrived, terrorizing female employees.