Project Q, another future game that will never see the light of day at Ubisoft

Another setback in the Ubisoft’s catastrophic week. After announcing figures at half mast for the season which is ending, and revealing a very complicated financial statement with 500 million losses against 400 million expected profits, Ubisoft had already announced the postponement of Skull & Bones and the cancellation of several unannounced games. If the news is reassuring potential on the Arlesian Beyond Good & Evil 2, for the rest it seems very compromised.

For example, a new cancellation confirmed by Ubisoft: that of Project Q, a multiplayer arena fighting game that stops before it even starts. The cancellation had been unveiled by Tom Henderson and was then confirmed by the French studio in crisis. ” Ubisoft will now focus on priority projects, to which our teams are reassigned“, explains the spokesperson.

Project Q was possibly one of these 3 unannounced and canceled secret titlesor not, we don’t really know but Ubisoft won’t bother to give more details, since in the immediate future, it’s a question of stopping the fire and preparing for union strike call against working conditions and management, for January 27th.

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