Ubisoft has a new reorganization Internally, this shifts a lot of work to A lot ofThe Division team that will also be taken care of from now on Splinter Cell, Ghost Recon and even new intellectual property rights.
It’s clear that the Swedish Massive Entertainment team now plays a very important role within Ubisoft, having taken control of major Ubisoft-related franchises as it expands. Brand Tom Clancythus including almost all the historical entries in the series, such as The Division that already exists as well as Splinter Cell and Ghost Recon, but there will also be room for other content.
Novelty is expressed as March of Giantsa special hybrid of MOBA and real-time strategy that promises to deliver a great product, was recently acquired by Ubisoft last December.
More and more massive
The department Ubisoft Creative House 2 has been effectively merged with Massive Entertainmentwhich in turn becomes a conglomeration of teams within Ubisoft and thus represents a very important center for the French brand.
“Popular entertainment brands are built on Sweden’s legacy has been cemented over nearly three decades This has allowed it to gain the trust of players and recognition from industry peers due to its games and technology. Massive announced the changes in a press release.
Beyond Good and Evil 2 still exists and development continues
As part of the reorganization, Christoph Hartmann, who was appointed general manager of Ubisoft Creative House 2 earlier this year, has become general manager of Massive Entertainment.
“Bringing our teams together under a unified identity gives us the opportunity to combine creative energy and expertise Montreal, Paris, Sweden and Toronto Shaping the next generation of these iconic franchises, creating new games and intellectual properties, and advancing our art and technology,” he said.
Last December, Ubisoft acquired March of Giants along with Amazon Games Montreal, and Massive’s other games are also well known.
Especially the long-anticipated Splinter Cell remake, which was further delayed a few months ago.