Ubisoft continues to make major announcements one after another after abruptly canceling its participation in the Tokyo Games Show. After postponing Assassin’s Creed: Shadows last night, it announced that it had launched a company-wide internal review as part of its 2024-2025 fiscal year report.

These successive announcements coincided with a period of sharp declines in Ubisoft’s stock values. The company’s stock value, last It surpassed the low of $16.42 and fell to $12.72.This decline was also reflected in Ubisoft’s revision to fiscal year sales forecasts to between $371 and $392 million.

According to the report, Star Wars Outlaws also fell short of expectations. Additionally, the company has pushed back the release date of Assassin’s Creed: Shadows, which it believes is not ready yet, to February 14, 2025. It stated that this postponement was done in line with player feedback and as a “player-centric approach.” Additionally, the game will be released on Steam, and those who pre-order will have the chance to get the first expansion pack for free.

The allegations against Ubisoft are also serious

In a statement, Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot reiterated the company’s goal to “create games for every possible audience” and stressed that they have no intention of pushing any agenda, but the CEO’s statement echoes Juraj Krupa, who criticized Ubisoft’s management earlier this month. Krupa said Ubisoft’s shares have been artificially devalued. To gain more control over the Guillemot family He claimed that he took advantage of this situation.

In addition to these developments, Guillemot announced that they would launch an internal investigation to improve the company’s performance. After Ubisoft launched an internal investigation, it is believed that many people’s positions in the company are in jeopardy.

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