Kotaku: After the failure of Breakpoint, Ubisoft will reorient to search for unique ideas
Sobering ice shower for Ubisoft there were failures of two major releases of 2019- The Division 2 And especially Ghost Recon: Breakpoint. In order not to sit in a puddle again, the publishing house suffered the output of three games at once – Rainbow Six Quarantine, Gods & Monsters And Watch Dogs: Legion. As it turned out, the failure also influenced the global policy of the company.
In the fresh issue of SPLITSCREEN podcast news editor Kotaku Jason Schreyer (Jason Schreier) shared another inside. According to him, Ubisoft greatly changes his approach to the selection of games before starting production – now it is interested in projects with unique ideas.
In the same episode Splitscreen Schreyer called https://gamblingsitesnotongamstop.co.uk/review/magic-win/ the possible reasons why Gods & Monsters And Watch Dogs: Legion will start later than the initial terms:
• above Gods & Monsters the team is working (or, the editor clarifies, a significant part of it), which created Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey. She saw the light in October 2018, and the launch G&M was scheduled for February 25, 2020-there was very little time to develop.
• in the case of Watch Dogs: Legion Delay, as suggests Schreyer, associated with the main idea of the militant – the ability to manage any NPC. The idea is so crazy and ambitious that Ubisoft faces a lot of technical barriers, the journalist believes.
Recall, Gods & Monsters, Rainbow Six Quarantine And Watch Dogs: Legion They will go on sale no earlier than 2020/21 of the financial year, which will begin on April 1, 2020 calendar. During the recent financial report, the publishing house reported that all three entertainments, as well as two non -anced AAA games will appear not only on the current generation of consoles, but also on the Project Scarlett with PlayStation 5.
