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There are far too many launchers for PC gaming. Even with various failed attempted from game publishers, such as the Bethesda launcher, we have more storefronts, libraries, and third-party apps than ever on PC, all of them gunning to capture just a little bit of the magic Valve bottled up with Steam back in the early 2000s.
After posting an exclusive 10-minute gameplay video of Star Wars Outlaws to IGN's YouTube, Ubisoft has come under a tirade of negative feedback and commentary on what they have seen in the game. The video received more dislikes than likes, which is troubling. In just 24 hours of the video being uploaded to YouTube, the video received 13,000 dislikes to a ratio of 8,000 likes.
Fans of Ubisoft's particular brand of open-world games are in for a treat because the company is offering a free trail for one of its most underrated recent games. While 2023 may not have been a stellar year in terms of the company's releases, what it did launch managed to impress both fans and critics alike. While the company's biggest release was arguably , there was one other game that allowed players to freely roam around a gorgeous map and complete an assortment of quests to overthrow an evil invading force.
After an outpouring of negative comments surrounding Star Wars Outlaws' graphics, Ubisoft has said it won't delay the open-world game, and is confident that "people will love it."
Ubisoft’s mobile titles are getting even more delays. In its Q1 financial report released Thursday, the company announced that Rainbow Six Mobile and The Division Resurgence have been delayed out of fiscal year 2025, meaning they’re now set for at least later next year. The company says this is to “ensure that these experiences deliver on expectations with optimized KPIs in the context of a demanding yet very large market.”
Ubisoft has released its latest earnings report and while there wasn't a ton of major news, there's a disappointing update for those who have been waiting on mobile versions of the Rainbow Six and The Division franchises. The company says that the Rainbow Six Mobile and The Division Resurgence development teams need more time to «deliver on expectations» amid «a demanding yet very large market.»
An Assassin's Creed Shadows lead has explained how romantic relationships will work for dual protagonists Naoe and Yasuke.
Gamescom 2024 will feature more exhibitors than ever before when it takes place in August.