Ubisoft has confirmed in an interview the first details of its new Creative House structure, the cancellation of six games and the delay of seven more, and a "final" round of cuts to deliver €200 million in savings, including the closure of several studios.

It's fair to say that the last few years haven't been kind to Ubisoft. Its biggest IPs have been taking a hit left and right. If that wasn't tragic enough,

Per a statement to GamesIndustry, 71 people at Ubisoft Halifax, a 15-year-old studio acquired by Ubisoft in 2015 and previously working on mobile installments for flagships like Assassin's Creed and Rainbow Six, will be starting 2026 with a run in the job market.

In seeking to right their ship, 'Assassin's Creed' and 'Prince of Persia' studio Ubisoft has announced a major organizational shake-up.

Ubisoft’s new strategy includes closing studios and canceling games, even as the publisher projects stronger financial performance.