Ubisoft has a ton of open-world games coming up... and all in such a short amount of time. It's all too much and the publisher would probably be wise give its suite more breathing room.
"On the divestment side there is a strong vibrant market with many, many active players."
Sounds like you purchased them more like they were limited edition coins or stamps to profit from with a sale than really doing anything with the acquisitions.
Now, it's looking for buyers and shoving the rest out into the unemployment line.
Genuinely don't think there's been a bigger fuck up of a company I can think of in gaming. Buy all these IP and studios and then close them all down, wtf.
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If only Rayman or Splinter Cell were there to offset this monotonous game design
I'm excited for the immortals game despite the hate ppl are giving. Im playing ac:origins and it's actually a pretty decent game so if valhalla is like that then I'll probably give that one a playthrough as well. The other ones don't interest me much honestly.
I find that I get fatigued with open world games now so wt I do is just play through the mainline quests. Don't do much side content anymore it's just too much of a chore. Unless it's handled like Witcher 3 of course.
want a new Rayman or Splinter Cell