Ubisoft is reportedly considering a Tencent-backed future for Assassin’s Creed and more
Assassin’s Creed Shadows is the first major Ubisoft game to release day one on Steam since 2019. Previously, the publisher prioritised its own digital store, as well as the Epic Games Store, at launch. Late last year, the company brought Assassin’s Creed Mirage to Steam, as well as Star Wars Outlaws, after other stores.
Nothing is finalized yet, but it sounds like Ubisoft is moving toward some kind of new deal that could involve Tencent.
A new rumor claims Ubisoft plans to make a new venture with their most valuable IPs, that they hope will be worth more than ...
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Ubisoft Considers Backing From Big Companies Like Tencent To House its IPsA new report has come out on Friday suggesting Ubisoft could be seeking big backers for its IPs like Tencent amid floundering ...
Is Assassins Creed Shadows too little, too late? Ubisoft is reportedly looking for big money backers to fund spin-offs for ...
Chinese technology giant Tencent said on Wednesday it would boost capital expenditure in 2025, as it strengthens artificial ...
Thursday's release of action-adventure epic "Assassin's Creed Shadows" marks a make-or-break moment not just for struggling ...
As Assassin's Creed Shadows approaches, the franchise and Ubisoft prepare to enter uncharted, possibly game-changing waters.
Ubisoft is considering creating a new entity that would include its biggest video game properties, like Assassin’s Creed.
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