Ubisoft Promised To Trust His Games More

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October 4, 2022
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By Jonny Gamer

Ubisoft, which, according to the public, passes on the dark side, like Electronic Arts, Now it is forced to desperately fight off from attacks from journalists and simple gamers that expanded failed launch Assassin’s Creed: Unity. The game was the world of terrifying bugs (look at at least our gallery at the end of the note) and skidlessly slows down immediately on all platforms – it is not surprising that the people decided to take up forks!

The problem caused such a strong public resonance that it did not ignore even the authoritative edition of the BBC. After emotional shake, which was among other things, was caused by a sharp drop in stocks in the light of recent events, Ubisoft It seems to be woken by some similarity of conscience. The company’s representative stated that the testing of preparing projects will now be given much more attention – in particular, some may have to bring to mind according to the Early Access scheme that has become great distribution in Steam.

Also evil (and not very) languages dissolved gossip, which, they say, tricky Ubisoft intentionally imposed a ban on publishing reviews to release Unity, because it perfectly understood that the game estimates will not be the highest. But the developers found what to object to this. You see, they were with all their hands for the fact that the reviewers evaluate the game as objectively as possible – they could test it with various social bells. The snag is that it was possible to activate them only on the eve of the premiere.

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