Ubisoft
Ubisoft business and news from across the web.
Latest coverage
Valve antitrust lawsuit reportedly reveals lengths Steam owner is willing to go to prevent cheaper prices elsewhere
A new antitrust lawsuit accuses Valve of abusing its dominant position in the PC marketplace by forcing developers to maintain price parity across digital storefronts. Emails revealed in the case suggest Valve threatened to delist games like Rainbow Six Siege and removed pre-orders for Middle-earth: Shadow of War when publishers offered cheaper deals elsewhere. Valve denies having a formal price parity policy.
Ubisoft have found a surprisingly artful way to improve their classic 2D platformer Rayman Legends – if you look past the fact it's a showering toad
Ubisoft is developing Rayman Legends Retold, a remake of the 2013 2D platformer, transitioning it to 3D animation while largely preserving the original level design. Developed by Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan, the remake focuses on enhancing the interstitial moments between levels with new cinematics and environmental details, aiming to create a more cohesive and immersive experience. Early impressions suggest the remake successfully builds upon the original's charm with added depth and new gameplay elements like dragon-riding sections.
Rayman Legends remake is actually two games in one says new leak
A new leak suggests that the upcoming Rayman Legends remake, titled Rayman Legends Retold, will also include an enhanced edition of its predecessor, Rayman Origins, as a free bundle. The remake is expected to feature new 3D sections and will reportedly be priced at $39.99, with neither game offering online co-op.
Valve reportedly threatened Ubisoft with a total delisting of Rainbow Six Siege "by end of day tomorrow" when it tried selling it cheaper on Uplay
Valve reportedly threatened Ubisoft with delisting Rainbow Six Siege from Steam if it continued to sell the game cheaper on its Uplay storefront. This incident is part of an ongoing antitrust lawsuit against Valve, which also involves allegations of pressuring Warner Bros. Games over pricing for Middle-earth: Shadow of War.
Summer Game Fest 2026 and State of Play - every PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo rumour
This article compiles numerous rumors and predictions for upcoming announcements at Summer Game Fest, State of Play, and other gaming showcases. It covers potential reveals for games across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch platforms, including new titles, sequels, remakes, and DLC from major publishers like Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Ubisoft, and Capcom.
Rayman Legends Retold Screenshots Leak, Allegedly Includes Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition for Free
Screenshots and details for the rumored Rayman Legends Retold have leaked, suggesting a remake with updated visuals and potentially including Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition for free. The game is reportedly coming to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on October 1st, with collaboration skins for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Astro Bot. Reports indicate online co-op may not be included, and the Switch version will be on a Game-Key card.
Tom Henderson says Rayman Legends Retold “looks really impressive”
Leaker Tom Henderson has stated that Ubisoft's upcoming Rayman Legends Retold looks "really impressive." Despite discussions about the necessity of remaking a relatively recent game, Henderson suggests that the remake will surprise players and that gameplay footage may be shown soon, potentially during a State of Play event.
The California State Assembly passes AB 1921, Stop Killing Games' Protect Our Games Act
The California State Assembly has passed Assembly Bill 1921, the Protect Our Games Act, which aims to improve game preservation. Championed by Assembly Member Chris Ward, the bill requires video game companies to provide advance notice before shutting down server-dependent games and offer options for continued play, such as offline access. The bill now moves to the California State Senate for further consideration.
'This Policy Doesn't Reflect How Games Actually Work Today': Stop Killing Games Gets Big Win, But the Fight Is Far from Over
The consumer movement Stop Killing Games has achieved a significant victory as the California State Assembly passed the 'Protect Our Games' act, which aims to prevent publishers from permanently disabling games by shutting down servers. The bill proposes requiring publishers to provide advance notice of server closures and ensure playable single-player modes indefinitely for commercially available titles. However, the Entertainment Software Association argues the proposal is not feasible and could hinder the development of new games and technology.
Morbid Metal Preview: Incredible Fast-Paced Roguelike | Invision Game Community
Morbid Metal is a fast-paced, action-packed roguelike game from developer SCREEN JUICE and publisher Ubisoft, featuring stylish hacking and slashing combat. The Early Access title allows players to upgrade their mech and switch between characters on the fly, offering deep combat mechanics reminiscent of classic hack and slash games. The game boasts gorgeous graphics, a killer soundtrack by Blue Stahli, and is well-suited for platforms like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch.
Another unannounced Rayman game, Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition, briefly popped up on the Xbox Store
An unannounced Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition briefly appeared on the Xbox Store, detailing features like 4K resolution and 60 FPS, alongside a peculiar $1,999.99 price tag. This follows a similar leak for a Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition, with series creator Michel Ancel previously teasing a remake of the original Rayman game.
There's one game Don't Nod narrative designer Nina Freeman won't ever uninstall from her PC, because it's banned on Steam: 'It's tragic, because everyone should play this game'
Narrative designer Nina Freeman discusses her PC gaming habits, highlighting Devotion as a game she will never uninstall due to its quality and controversial Steam ban. She also shares her most played game, Dota 2, and her appreciation for complex branching narratives in titles like Scarlet Hollow.
The Stop Killing Games movement hits another major milestone as a game preservation bill passes California State…
The California State Assembly has passed the Protect Our Games Act (AB 1921), a bill aimed at improving game preservation. The legislation requires companies to provide 60 days' notice before shutting down online servers, offer ways for players to continue playing post-support, or issue refunds. This move by Stop Killing Games marks a significant milestone in the ongoing effort to ensure digital games remain accessible.
IGN accidentally leaks Cronos: Lazarus in a new article, game set for IGN Live
IGN accidentally revealed the existence of Cronos: Lazarus, a new game that will be showcased at their upcoming IGN Live event on June 6-7. The article speculates it could be an expansion for the survival horror title Cronos on Nintendo Switch. The piece also briefly mentions IGN's lists of best zombie games and their hands-on preview of Sonic Racing Crossworlds, as well as Elden Ring being IGN's best game of 2022.
Stop Killing Games consumer protection bill passes floor vote in California
The California State Assembly has passed the Protect Our Games Act (AB 1921), a bill aimed at protecting consumer rights and ensuring game preservation. The legislation, motivated by incidents like Ubisoft's shutdown of The Crew, would require publishers to provide offline access or refunds when server-dependent games are discontinued. The bill now moves to the California State Senate, facing opposition from industry groups like Video Games Europe and the ESA who argue it could increase development costs and stifle innovation.
Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition Briefly Appears on Microsoft Store for $1999
An "Enhanced Edition" of Rayman Origins briefly appeared on the Microsoft Store for $1,999, suggesting a remake with 4K, 60 FPS, and new features, including PlayStation Vita exclusive content. Separately, rumors indicate Rayman Legends Retold, a remake of the 2013 title, may be available for pre-order soon and could feature online co-op and crossovers with other games.
Rayman Origins Remaster Leak Reveals First Details About Enhanced Edition from Ubisoft
A listing for a remastered version of Rayman Origins has appeared on the Xbox Store, suggesting Ubisoft is preparing to release an enhanced edition. The leak reveals initial details about the upcoming title.
Rayman Origins remaster leaks on the Xbox Store with a very affordable placeholder price of $2,000
A remaster of Rayman Origins, potentially titled 'Enhanced Edition', briefly appeared on the Xbox Store with a placeholder price of $1,999. The listing hinted at features like 4K resolution and quality-of-life improvements. This leak follows Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot's previous statements about the Rayman franchise's comeback and recent job postings for a new AAA Rayman title.
Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition leaked via XBOX Store
An "Enhanced Edition" of Rayman Origins has been leaked via the Xbox Store, suggesting a remaster rather than a full remake. The listing indicated 4K resolution and 60fps support, along with quality-of-life features and the inclusion of 60 hidden relics previously exclusive to the PlayStation Vita version. While only confirmed for Xbox Series X/S, a Nintendo Switch release is anticipated.
Oops, Another Rayman Game Has Been Leaked
A listing on the Microsoft Xbox store has revealed an upcoming enhanced edition of Ubisoft's Rayman Origins. The "Definitive Experience" will feature 4K resolution, 60 FPS, and modern quality-of-life enhancements. The original platformer debuted in 2011 on Wii, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.
