After a meeting with the shareholders of the box on February 17, the balance sheet fell for Ubisoft. Many highly anticipated games are coming in the year. We find there Skull & Bones, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora or Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope. No release date has been given, but each one is slated to arrive between April 2022 and April 2023. But those aren’t the only games to expect from the publisher, as more will come punctuating the year.
During this year, Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla should receive at least one new DLC. The title Infinity is still not for now, but the editor is likely to talk about The Division Heartlandthe battle royale that replaces HyperScape. Obviously, this call didn’t focus on Ubisoft’s upcoming games. If we can rejoice to see Skull & Bones Where Avatar land in the year, the French publisher still has many things to settle.
Many lawsuits against them are pending, including on sexual harassment in the workplace. And even if they insist on making it look like the company is taking matters into their own hands, the group A Better Ubisoft has had its demands ignored for 200 days now. It is therefore not surprising to learn that during the meeting, Yves Guillemot announced have nothing against the idea of being redeemed. Like Activision-Blizzard, perhaps he hopes for redemption by letting another company take the lead.