According to foreign media reports, Ubisoft recently canceled three more unannounced video games for financial reasons, which means that since last July, seven different games have been canceled. Bad things come and go, and recently Ubisoft also confirmed that its new work "Mario + Crazy Rabbit: Star Wish" did not perform well in the Christmas schedule.
Ubisoft was first exposed to a bad working environment and public outcry, followed by the arrival of the epidemic and large-scale home office. In the January 11 announcement, Ubisoft intends to cancel more games and lower its profit target for the next quarter in order to tide over the difficulties.
Ubisoft said the cancellation of the three games was to centralize brands and services to create stronger content, monetize the company and reduce risk.
The content of the three cancelled games is unknown, but previously cancelled include two Tom Clancy series: a free-to-play shooter for ghost recons and a VR game that splits cells.
Although 7 projects are cut in half a year, what other games are in production in Ubisoft going into 2023? First and foremost was "Skull and Bones," but recently bounced again. Then there are two Avatar games, one mobile and the other console and PC. There is also a mobile version of Rainbow Six Siege, which should be released soon.
Then there are long-term projects, such as the stealth-focused Assassin's Creed spin-off game Assassin's Creed: Mirage, the Japanese Assassin's Creed Codename: Red, and the Chinese 3A mobile game Assassin's Creed Codename: Jade, none of which have specific release dates. Finally, there is the Prince of Persia and the remastered version of cell division.