Ubisoft Cuts 70 Staff From Skull and Bones Dev, Shuts Down Trials Studio RedLynx
- Ubisoft is closing Finnish studio RedLynx, affecting up to 52 employees, while simultaneously cutting 70 staff at its Singapore studio.
- These cuts follow Ubisoft's ongoing reorganization into a leaner operation focused on fewer games, part of a broader pattern of studio closures in recent years.
- Once a prominent Xbox Live Arcade developer, RedLynx gained renown with Trials and Trials Evolution before becoming a support studio after Trials Rising's 2019 launch.
- The Singapore studio, developer of pirate game Skull and Bones, will lose 70 staff, leaving approximately 280 employees, though Ubisoft insisted the location "remains an important part of Ubisoft."
- Elsewhere, Ubisoft continues shuffling leadership, with Natalie Francis recently appointed Studio Managing Editor of Massive Entertainment and Thomas Andr becoming General Manager for the Creative Network.
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As the video game industry continues to flounder, Ubisoft has announced its latest round of layoffs and closures. The publisher is shutting down the Finnish studio RedLynx, best known for the motorcycle racing series Trials. Additionally, the publisher is conducting significant layoffs at Ubisoft Singapore, which most recently developed Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced.
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Ubisoft closing Trials developer RedLynx and downsizing Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced team in Singapore
The video game layoffs continue. Ubisoft has announced it's closing Finnish studio RedLynx, creator of the Trials series of games, and that there's to be significant layoffs at Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced studio, Ubisoft Singapore.
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