Ubisoft announced XRebelits multi-platform free-to-play game call of Duty– Like FPS, the game is shutting down in June, although the game’s executive producer said the game is not dead and was “performing well” in September.
XRebel Finally launched in May After multiple delays and a well-received beta, it’s launching for consoles and PC. Developed by Ubisoft San Francisco, XDefend the Titans It launched with a huge number of posts, positive reviews, and tons of content. I love so much XRebelbecause it gave me a fast-paced military arena shooter that wasn’t 160GB. But in August, reports emerged that the game wasn’t making enough money and was losing players. Ubisoft has now announced XRebel Won’t be around much longer.
On December 3, Ubisoft confirmed that starting today, new players will not be able to download XRebel Or register an account for Shooter. The server will remain active until June 3, 2025. Ubisoft says it still plans to release X of the rebels Season 3 content is in the near future.
game files’Reporting by Stephen Totilo Ubisoft is closing its San Francisco studio XRebel And Ubisoft Osaka. The company is also reducing the size of its Sydney team. About 270 people were reportedly laid off as a result of these reorganizations, half of whom were laid off. XRebel The team is moving to other projects.
my city Ubisoft was contacted for comment, but the publisher declined, stating Official news on its website.
X of the rebels Boss confirms closure
X of the rebels Executive Producer, Mark Rubin, A long message was posted confirming the message and explained that “until recently,” Ubisoft would continue to support XRebel Hopefully it finds an audience and grows. However, Rubin said, “the journey became too burdensome to continue wisely.”
“Yes, this game has been a personal passion of mine for years, and yes, I know not every challenge will lead to victory, but I also want to thank all of the developers who have been affected by this shutdown,” Rubin said.
“Each of them is a real person with a real life different from our own, and they all put a lot of passion into making this game. I hope they are proud of what they have accomplished. I know I will Always proud and grateful to work with such a great team! A team that truly punches above its weight.
Previously, Rubin had retorted according to a report Insider Game August Ubisoft leadership has allegedly lost confidence in the project, and by November a decision will be made on the future of the game.
“I just want to quickly address the current state of gaming. That gaming is dying. No, this game is definitely not dying. XRebel.
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