Ubisoft Cancels Team Battle Arena Game Project Q - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 19 January 2023 / 1,924 Views
Ubisoft in April 2022 announced the team battle arena game with a codename of Project Q. The game is not a Battle Royale, but will instead feature multiple PvP modes.
A Ubisoft spokesperson has now confirmed to VideoGamesChronicle development on the game has ended. This follows a report from Insider Gaming the game had been cancelled.
"We can confirm we will no longer support the development of Project Q in order to focus on priority projects, to which our teams are being reallocated," said the Ubisoft spokesperson.
It isn't known if Project Q is one of the three games that Ubisoft said had been cancelled, along with another delay of Skull & Bones.
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UbiSoft seems to be going through some tough times
So what games are they actually developing? I can only think of the next AC and Skull and Bones, which keeps getting delayed.
Don't they have three or four AC games in development?
Yes, there’s Red and Hexe and the mobile Jade in addition to Mirage. Also the Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia remakes, although news on them has been quiet. Fair assumption that Far Cry 7 is in the works as well and Just Dance 2024. The other big one is Avatar Frontier of Pandora.
Then there’s the stuff that seems like vapourware like Beyond Good and Evil 2 and XDefiant.
They were one of the "big three" third parties during 7th gen. Now, Capcom, Sega, and Koei Tecmo all have larger market caps than Ubisoft.
I'll admit: I was kinda looking forward to this one. More curious, than super-hyped, but still could've been compelling.
They tried hyperscape and that was a massive flop,
Just focus on being yoselves fcken ubisoft
What were the other two? Please tell me one of them was XDefiant.
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