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Ubisoft Shutters Trials Developer RedLynx and Cuts Jobs at Ubisoft Singapore
Ubisoft has closed its Trials developer RedLynx and is implementing further layoffs at Ubisoft Singapore, continuing the trend of job losses within the game industry. This news highlights significant restructuring and workforce reductions at the company.
Ubisoft’s latest round of layoffs shuts down another studio and cuts into Skull and Bones staff
Ubisoft has announced another round of layoffs, impacting over 100 employees. The company is closing its Finnish studio RedLynx, known for the Trials series, resulting in 52 job losses. Additionally, 70 jobs are being cut from Ubisoft Singapore, the developer of Skull and Bones, as part of a restructuring into a 'Creative Houses' model.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced was a big hit, and now it's time for big layoffs at the studio that made…
Despite the commercial success of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag Resynced, Ubisoft has laid off 70 employees at Ubisoft Singapore and is closing Ubisoft Redlynx, impacting up to 52 positions. These actions follow earlier layoffs at Ubisoft Barcelona after the successful launch of Black Flag Resynced, highlighting a trend of job cuts even after strong sales.
If New Blood had made Dusk 2, there'd be no Iron Lung, 'and now David Szymanski has got a movie that made $50 million'—so maybe there's wisdom in not churning out sequels
New Blood founder Dave Oshry explains his strategy of investing success from hits like Ultrakill into new, 'artsy' projects rather than churning out sequels. He contrasts this independent approach with the AAA model of IP exploitation and relentless growth, arguing that this allows for more creative freedom and avoids the pitfalls of publisher-driven development, citing examples like the Heroes of Might and Magic series and the Wolverine game.
Ubisoft’s Latest Restructuring Plan Puts Trials Developer RedLynx On The Chopping Block
Ubisoft is undergoing significant restructuring, which includes a proposal to shut down Trials developer RedLynx and lay off 72 employees at its Ubisoft Singapore studio. The closure of RedLynx, which is currently not working on a new project, is a proposed economic measure affecting its 52 employees. Ubisoft Singapore, the lead developer for Skull and Bones, is also impacted by workforce reductions.
Conclusion of Rockstar's employment tribunal delayed into November, almost day and date with GTA 6's release
The employment tribunal between Rockstar Games and laid-off union members has been extended into November, coinciding with the release of Grand Theft Auto 6. The case, which involves allegations of union-busting by Rockstar, will see further witness cross-examination. Separately, Ubisoft announced the closure of RedLynx, developer of the Trials series, and significant layoffs at Ubisoft Singapore, impacting the development of Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced.
Ubisoft closing Trials developer RedLynx and downsizing Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced team in Singapore
Ubisoft is closing its Finnish studio RedLynx, the developer behind the Trials series, impacting up to 52 positions. Additionally, 70 roles have been affected at Ubisoft Singapore, the studio behind Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced. These moves are part of a broader reorganization within Ubisoft and contribute to the ongoing trend of video game industry layoffs.
Ubisoft are making layoffs at Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced studio Ubisoft Singapore while closing Trials creators Redlynx, according to report
Ubisoft is reportedly planning to close its Finnish studio RedLynx, known for the Trials series, and lay off approximately 70 employees at Ubisoft Singapore, which worked on Assassin's Creed Black Flag and Skull and Bones. These actions are part of a wider studio review and follow previous staff cuts and ongoing strikes at other Ubisoft locations.
Ubisoft Cuts 70 Staff From Skull and Bones Dev, Shuts Down Trials Studio RedLynx
Ubisoft has undergone further staff reductions, with 70 employees laid off from the Skull and Bones development team. Additionally, the company has shut down RedLynx, the studio known for the Trials series, as part of ongoing restructuring.
Trials Studio Facing Closure, Ubisoft Singapore to Get Hit by Layoffs Impacting 70 Employees – Rumor
Ubisoft is reportedly planning to close its Finland-based studio RedLynx, known for the Trials franchise, resulting in 52 job cuts. Additionally, Ubisoft Singapore will undergo layoffs impacting 70 employees as part of a larger restructuring effort. These decisions come as Ubisoft aims to streamline operations and manage its workforce effectively.
MMO Business Roundup: EU cash shop currency crackdown, Nvidia’s GPU halt, and Steam’s player numbers
This MMO industry roundup covers several key developments: the EU is investigating Activision Blizzard, Mojang, Riot Games, and Ubisoft over cash shop currency practices. Steam has set new player concurrency records, exceeding 43 million users online. Additionally, unconfirmed reports suggest Nvidia is halting production of the RTX 5090 GPU to prioritize AI hardware, potentially increasing prices and making the RTX 5080 the top consumer card.
Just Dance: Decades of Hits Out Now – Choreography Director Talks About A Musical Journey Through Dance
Just Dance: Decades of Hits is now available on Xbox Series X|S, featuring choreography inspired by hit songs from the 1970s to the present day. Choreography Director Estelle Manas discussed the evolution of dance styles across decades and how the game aims to provide an accessible and nostalgic musical journey for players of all ages.
Just Dance: Decades of Hits song list announced
Ubisoft has revealed the full song list for Just Dance: Decades of Hits, featuring 35 tracks spanning the 1970s to the 2020s. The game will launch for Nintendo Switch on October 13, 2026. The 2020s decade has the most songs with nine entries.
Rayman Legends Retold Accessibility Spotlight
Ubisoft has highlighted the accessibility features within Rayman Legends. This article, provided by Ubisoft PR, focuses on the game's commitment to accessibility.
Cut Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced epilogue scene, that could hint at fresh 18th century stabby hijinks, allegedly taken down by Ubisoft following datamine
Ubisoft has reportedly issued a copyright strike against a YouTube video showcasing a datamined, unused epilogue cutscene from Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced. The scene allegedly features Edward Kenway interacting with a character who dies early in Assassin's Creed 3, potentially hinting at new content set in the early 18th century. The takedown has also affected related Reddit discussions.
Kisah di Balik Leap of Faith: Rahasia Sejarah Ordo Pembunuh yang Menginspirasi Game Ini
This article explores the historical origins of the 'Leap of Faith' mechanic popularized by the Assassin's Creed video game series. It delves into the history of the Nizari Ismailis, a secret brotherhood in medieval Persia, and their fortress Alamut, led by figures like Hassan-i Sabbah. The piece contrasts historical accounts of their 'Hashashin' members and their extreme acts of devotion with the fictionalized representation in games, highlighting the real-world inspiration behind the iconic in-game maneuver.
Dari Bayang-Bayang ke Dunia Terbuka: Bagaimana Assassin’s Creed Mengubah Arah Genrenya
This article analyzes the evolution of the Assassin's Creed franchise, tracing its shift from a stealth-focused, urban-based experience to a modern open-world action RPG. It highlights how Ubisoft's bold design changes, including the introduction of RPG mechanics and vast exploration, have successfully broadened the series' appeal and financial reach, while also acknowledging the community's debate over the loss of original stealth elements.
Assassin's Creed creator says 1666: Amsterdam developers create up to 20 builds a day – "Progression is…
Patrice Désilets, the creator of Assassin's Creed and creative director of 1666: Amsterdam, stated that his current studio, Panache Digital Games, produces between 15 to 20 builds of the game daily. The game, which is currently in Early Access, has faced development challenges including past ownership by THQ and Ubisoft, and a recent controversy regarding AI-generated assets which the team has committed to removing.
New March of Giants character Pandemos brings some serious toxicity to the MOBA's playtest
Ubisoft Montreal has introduced Pandemos, a new character for its upcoming MOBA, March of Giants. Pandemos is a 'plague doctor of pestilence' who can deal damage, disrupt enemies, or heal allies. The character is available in the ongoing Pioneer Playtest, which runs until October 18.
UK software sales chart for the week ending October 10, 2026 – Kingdom Hearts Collection [1-3] debuts
The UK software sales chart for the week ending October 10, 2026, shows Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] debuting at #5, with sales split between Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5. Metroid Prime 4: Beyond remains on the chart at #13, while EA SPORTS FC 27 holds the top spot.
