Troubled Tom Clancy Game Led By Ubisoft CEO’s Son Shutters

In August of last year, Ubisoft has released a mobile action-RPG Tom Clancy called Elite squad, which featured characters from rainbow six, Ghost recognition, Exploded cell, The division, HAWX, and End of the war (do you remember those last two?). Today, less than a year later, Ubisoft Studio Owlient announced that Tom Clancy’s Marvel Avengers stop.

The company announced the news in a post on Elite squadthe website of.

“It is with great sadness that we announce that we will no longer be posting new content for Elite squad“The game development team wrote.” Today’s update will be our last, and on October 4, 2021, we will be shutting down the servers. It was not an easy decision, but after exploring several options with our teams, we came to the conclusion that it was no longer viable. “

Elite squad, produced by the studio initially co-directed by Charlie, son of Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot, was confused from the start. When it first launched, it was criticized for a cutscene that linked images of Black Lives Matter to terrorism, prompting Ubisoft to apologize and delete the pictures. Critics, for their part, painted Elite squad as a fairly generic gacha game, and it apparently failed to capture much of the player base. The junior Guillemot helping run the studio also left Owlient in May 2021. Now the game has reached the end of the line.

In some ways, Elite squadTom Clancy’s overall concept – taking all of Tom Clancy’s unruly and posthumous digital threads and putting them in one place – is being remade in the recently announced XDefiant, which is inspired by the gameplay of Call of Duty and Monitoring instead of Gacha’s filthy clutches. The play test for this game begins on August 5th.

Ubisoft as a whole has recently encountered a lot of bumps in the road. Although he announced what essentially amounts to a the whole platform for Assassin’s Creed Games a few weeks ago, Kotakutoday’s report revealed the slow motion mess overflowing with a Assassin’s Creed co-developer, Ubisoft Singapore — which is also responsible for painful eight-year development process (and it’s not over) from the pirates game Skull bones. This follows delays in several major Ubisoft games and ongoing harassment issues which recently resulted in a complaint in a French court accusing Ubisoft of “institutional harassment”. Elite squad May close in October, but Ubisoft’s larger issues are unlikely to end anytime soon.