Ubisoft Launches Player Council for Early Game Feedback
Ubisoft has introduced The Player Council, a new platform for gathering early player feedback on games in development. This initiative allows direct interaction between players and developers, testing concepts, prototypes, and live PC titles. Four games, including Codename Split Point and Riders Republic, are currently available for testing under NDA.
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Ubisoft debuts Player Council platform to expand early game development feedback
Ubisoft has launched The Player Council, a new platform designed to gather early player feedback on games in development. Announced at Gamescom 2026, the platform allows players to test concepts and prototypes, offering direct communication with developers. This initiative aims to improve game quality by integrating player input from the earliest stages of development, as seen with the successful delay and subsequent performance of Assassin's Creed Shadows.
Ubisoft starts its own version of Steam Early Access with 4 games available to test, including 2 early prototypes
Ubisoft has launched The Player Council, a new platform for players to test in-development games and provide feedback. This initiative allows direct interaction between developers and their audience, covering new concepts, prototypes, and evolving existing games on PC. Four titles are currently available for testing: Codename Split Point, Codename Rook, Riders Republic, and Altomega.
Ubisoft announces playstest platform The Player Council
Ubisoft has launched The Player Council, a new platform for players to test early game concepts, prototypes, and live PC titles, providing direct feedback to developers. The platform currently features projects like Codename Split Point, Codename Rook, Riders Republic, and Atomega, with more co-op titles planned for later this year. Participation is free but requires signing an NDA, with different access tiers unlocking more sensitive content based on player engagement.
