Ubisoft Confirms Team-Based Arena Combat Game, Project Q, Has Been Canceled

A Ubisoft game called Project Q dripped early in 2014 prior to the Assassin’s Creed manufacturer exposed its presence, calling it ateam-based battle arena combat game
Insider Gaming reported the other day that Ubisoft had actually terminated Project Q as well as currently, Ubisoft has actually verified that this is, actually, real to Video Games Chronicle
“We can confirm we will no longer support the development of Project Q in order to focus on priority projects, to which our teams are being reallocated,” Ubisoft informed VGC
This cancelation followsUbisoft delayed Skull and Bones last week alongside news that it had canceled three unannounced games It’s presently vague if Project Q was among those 3 games terminated (while Project Q was practically introduced, it was exposed as an in-the-works task instead of a game with a last title so maybe Ubisoft thought about it unannounced).
For much more, review what Project Q was mosting likely to behere
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