Ubisoft to close RedLynx and cut jobs at Singapore studio
Ubisoft is closing RedLynx, the developer of Trials, and cutting staff at Ubisoft Singapore, with up to 122 workers affected.
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What happened
Ubisoft is shutting down RedLynx, the studio behind the Trials games. The company is also laying off staff at Ubisoft Singapore, which is working on a remake of Assassin's Creed: Black Flag. The cuts could affect up to 122 workers.
Why it matters
The plan closes one studio and reduces staff at another, putting up to 122 jobs at risk.
Coverage
- Ubisoft Plans To Close Another Studio And Lay Off Up To 122 Workers (engadget.com)
- Ubisoft Shuts Down Beloved 26-Year-Old Studio, Cuts 'Black Flag' Remake Devs (polygon.com)
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