Ubisoft confirms it is exploring "transformational strategic and capitalistic options" to help turn things around.
XDefiant failed to find an audience but Ubisoft will take the lessons learned and apply them to future games-as-a-service titles.
Ubisoft's multiplayer shooter is sunsetting.
Ubisoft's Mark Rubin denies claims of an XDefiant shutdown.
The latest XDefiant blog post details planned changes to hit registration and denies a report stating the game is in dire states.
There will be nine days during this month that logging in to the free-to-play game will net you 100 XCoins.
2024 has been a brutal year with more than 10,000 video game jobs lost so far.
Ubisoft is making some changes.
Ubisoft is pulling XDefiant's next faction from its other multiplayer shooter: Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege.
The free-to-play FPS will be highlighted at Ubisoft Forward later today as well.
"Who would even do that, calm down," Ubisoft says.
The game has seemingly gotten off to a hot start.
Ubisoft's free-to-play shooter is off to a strong start.
Players are unable to join matches just as the game launched.
In a blog post, publisher Ubisoft said that its upcoming free-to-play shooter XDefiant will not feature "pay-to-win mechanics."
Ubisoft's free-to-play shooter is almost here.
Ranked Play will be added at a future date.
XDefiant launches on May 21, starting with a six-week preseason.
Former Infinity Ward boss Mark Rubin is leading the development of the shooter XDefiant, and now it's been delayed beyond March.
Ubisoft discovered some "inconsistencies in the game experience" that need to be addressed before launch."
The XDefiant team has explained why it doesn't have a solid release date, even though the game could release within the next month.
Ubisoft's free-to-play FPS is finally getting a full release.
Ubisoft's XDefiant lacks in innovation but delivers strong maps and core FPS features.
The cross-play test for Ubisoft's answer to Call of Duty will include four game modes and 13 maps.
Watch the event live right here to see the latest on Assassin's Creed, Skull & Bones, and much more.
But it will still include factions from Ubisoft's Tom Clancy video game universe.
The test is under NDA, so don't expect to see any new gameplay footage.
Ubisoft's next multiplayer shooter is a mash-up of different Tom Clancy games, and will be playable in first beta test this August.
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