Computer games are one of the few areas of business which generate considerable income even during a global crisis. In this context, it is then understandable why Ubisoft has agreed to delay the launch of its upcoming title, Assassin’s Creed Shadows, with its first release on November 12, 2024, again put off this time until 14 February 2025. This comes after galactic cop version disappointment experienced online of Star Wars Outlaws and internal worry regarding the state of the company.
More Time for Development
Marc-Alexis Cote, a senior executive of the game, stated that the game developers cannot finalize the product due to constant changes and amendments aimed at polishing and refining the game. He also thanked the fans for understanding the disappointment and said that the pushback achieves the best outcome for the game quality.
Ubisoft’s Official Statement
Ubisoft has technology advanced in trading update delivery to growth investors chic ‘’ real reason for the sotto since the game is ‘feature complete.’ This development also came due to the awarding of positive reviews of Outlaws upon its release in August but got negative comments of bugs and glitches.
Impact on Pre-orders
Ubisoft has stated that a refund for pre-orders for Assassin’s Creed Shadows is being offered to those who had made pre-orders. Furthermore, those who reconfirm their pre-orders on the new release date shall be rewarded with a free expansion for our game.
Establishing Another Dimension for the Franchise
When it goes live, Assassin’s Creed Shadows will be the first title and franchise expansion in Japan. Rescheduling the launch during this period is ordinarily profitable, and most game companies usually take advantage of it. This indicates Ubisoft’s measured stance after the troubles with Star Wars Outlaws.
Problems of the Ubisoft Company
Delays for such outings these days are typically straying when Ubisoft shareholders for the first time in ten years have come to their worst price,11.32euros. This drop wound itself from Star Wars Outlaws, whose performance did not live even with the company’s hiked measures.
Change Needs to Come in Ubisoft
Just recently, a minority shareholder suggested to Ubisoft’s board the option of delisting the company or selling it to a bigger investor. Yves Guillemot who is the co-founder and CEO of Ubisoft explained the delay in the release of the game by saying that the company experienced a disappointing performance in the second quarter. He clarified that despite their challenges, Computech Resort still remains focused on providing sufficient quality games for their users.