Ubisoft can’t handle its current games but is already planning multiplayer

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For years, Ubisoft entered a spiral of decline generated by the internal problems that are experienced in its studies. Own research carried out by a division of the French company warned of the risks that this would lead to the proper development and correct launch of video games, either due to unmotivated staff or even an exodus of talent. In recent years, Ubisoft has been failure after failure and now insists on targeting multiplayer experiences.

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Project U it’s a cooperative shooter

After the rise of multiplayer titles from other companies, some sectors were waiting for what Ubisoft would do, but the reality is that the company has been unable to develop something interesting that is at the level, for example, of Call of Duty either Fortnite. of course there is Rainbow Six Y For Honor, but the market demands more and that is why a new project is created in one of their studios. Without any previous announcement, Ubisoft opened a section in its official site where the project is shown Project U along with an invitation to sign up for an upcoming Beta.

Ubisoft says that Project U is a shooter with a novel concept

The description of Project U says: “We’ve been exploring a new concept of session-based co-op shooter, where many players band together to prevail against an overwhelming threat!”

Apparently, it will be a PvE experience with hero or champion type characters, but so far there is no mention of it outside this site, perhaps due to the mistrust that Ubisoft has after recent negative reactions of multiplayer projects that simply do not attract players. players.

Since we are talking about the Ubisoft disasters, we remind you that the eternal Skull and Bones was delayed again even though it was finished, it seems that the developers are not satisfied with the final version and it is not surprising since the game has changed over 10 years.

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