We are getting more and more information thick and fast about the major restructuring underway at Ubisoft. A lot has happened, including the cancellation of several games, various delays, and the closure of two studios.
In addition to these changes, the publisher has provided further details to the media. For example, all employees are now required to return to the office full time. An annual quota of remote working days will be imposed.
“This change aims to strengthen collaboration, particularly the constant sharing of knowledge, and the collective dynamic between teams. Face-to-face collaboration is a key factor in collective efficiency, creativity, and success in an increasingly selective AAA market.”
In addition, Le Figaro journalist Chloé Woitier reported that Ubisoft will redeploy developers working on canceled games to other projects within the company. Those who refuse will have to leave.
Finally, at the time Ubisoft made its announcements, apart from Prince of Persia, the teams still did not know which games had been canceled.
