Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Team Mostly 'Shifted to Other Projects', Ubisoft Confirms
Original Story: Side-scrolling Metroidvania Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown launched early in 2024 to universal critical acclaim, but according to a new report, it's failed to impress the big wigs at Ubisoft. Apparently, the team at Ubisoft Montpellier who produced this title has been disbanded.
The Lost Throne was a critical hit but didn't sell very well, and Michael Douse thinks that's entirely Ubisoft's fault.
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As a frontrunner in advocating for a subscription-based model, Ubisoft offers access to over 100 games through its Ubisoft Plus service for just $14.99 a month. This service, currently available on PC ...
Will Ubisoft go private? The company won't say, but it did reiterate its two main goals for gaming: open-world adventures and ...
Because we live in a mildly dystopian age, the lawsuit alleges that what users look at and purchase from the Ubisoft Store is ...
Ubisoft's troubles continue to mount, as the company is now facing down a lawsuit alleging it shared user data with Facebook ...
As if it doesn't have enough to worry about, Ubisoft is now facing a potential class action lawsuit alleging it illegally ...
According to the complaint, players who use the Ubisoft website to buy a game on the Ubisoft Store or use it to subscribe to ...
subscriptions, and advertising during the 2022-23 fiscal year. Ubisoft’s cloud gaming ventures received a boost in October 2023 when the company acquired the cloud streaming rights for Call of ...
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