Ubisoft was apparently “laughed at” throughout purchase talks, as well as the firm’s CEO is obviously positioning obligation on staff members after numerous terminated jobs.
Following the information that Ubisoft has delayed Skull and Bones yet again as well as axed 3 various other jobs, Giant Bomb’s Jeff Grubb (opens up in brand-new tab) has actually declared that the firm was “proposing acquisitions and mergers with other similar companies” however that “it mostly got laughed at.” It’s not been a terrific year for Ubisoft that, adhering to the 3 terminated games simply revealed, has actually needed to reduce a total amount of 7 games in simply 6 months – as reported by Kotaku (opens up in brand-new tab)
This information has actually originated from Ubisoft’s most recent monetary record as well as teleconference, which was released on January 11, 2023. In the exact same record, it was exposed that Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope “underperformed”, as did Just Dance 2023. Around the exact same time as Grubb’s tweet, Kotaku press reporter Ethan Gach likewise shared on Twitter (opens up in brand-new tab) that Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has actually obviously informed personnel using e-mail that the following year is essential for the firm which “the ball is in your court” relating to providing jobs on schedule as well as on spending plan.
Gach likewise asserts that the e-mail from Guillemot checks out: “Today more than ever, I need your full energy and commitment to ensure we get back on the path to success.”Gach’s tweets likewise disclose that the games presently left in advancement with the workshop will certainly be “the best in Ubisoft history” with information on these jobs due throughout E3 2023. As anticipated, Guillemot’s e-mail hasn’t decreased well with numerous Twitter customers, consisting of YouTuber Skill Up (opens up in brand-new tab), positioning the blame rather on the top administration at Ubisoft, as well as not its staff members.
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Source: gamesradar.com
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