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Ubisoft is implementing further workforce reductions as part of its ongoing transition to a Creative Houses organizational model. The company plans to eliminate over 100 positions across its global operations, resulting in the closure of the RedLynx studio and additional layoffs at Ubisoft Singapore.
The Finnish developer RedLynx, known for the Trials series of bike-based platformers, faces closure with 52 employees losing their jobs. Ubisoft stated that this process is currently subject to local change negotiations.
Simultaneously, Ubisoft Singapore will see 70 staff members cut to align with the company's new production structure. Despite these reductions, Ubisoft maintains that the Singapore studio remains a significant component of its global production network.
Regarding the multiplayer title Skull and Bones, development continues with Year 3 Season 2, which has been active since August. Recent updates for the game have focused on bug fixes and the introduction of new in-game events.
