Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot revealed during a Q&A during its earnings call that the company wants to expand its open-world and live-service outings.
The line-up allegedly includes Assassin's Creed Mirage, Assassin's Creed Shadows, Rainbow Six Siege, The Division 1 and 2, and more.
Cancelled projects, delayed games, big-budget titles in limbo, losses and falling stock prices are only the tip of the iceberg.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla had more unique players than in 2020-21; Far Cry had its "best year ever"; and net bookings for Rainbow Six saw growth.
Rainbow Six Siege will once again be changing game directors, with Alexander Karpasiz stepping up to the role to replace 2-year director Leroy Athanassoff.
Even with advances made in technology and quality of life, there are several areas where current-gen titles need to improve in the coming years.
Oh yeah, GTA 5 is here, too.
Sam has a lot of tricks up his sleeve.
The man is everywhere except his own game.
You can't help but stop and admire these animations, even in the thick of battle.
A mix of three different games for the streaming service.
Siege is the first game to be confirmed for backwards compatibility support.
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Leroy Athanassoff sees it as inevitable, but wants several issues solved first.
There's also a Tomb Raider themed costume to look forward to.
The tactical shooter is currently planned to launch with both next-gen consoles.
The new Operators are out of this world.
The mysterious new season gets a tease.
Ubisoft's multiplayer shooter continues to surge ahead.
One of the weakest Operators is allegedly due to get a big upgrade.
