Cut, Ubisoft multiplayer game "Project Q" announced to stop development.

CTOnews.com January 24 news, Ubisoft announced in April 2022 a game codenamed "Project Q," the type of team arena game, six PS, Xbox and PC platforms. According to the latest news, the game has been canceled.

Ubisoft announced on January 12 that it was changing its internal strategy due to recent releases failing to meet expectations, including canceling three unannounced development projects.

Recently, representatives of Ubisoft confirmed to Engadget that one of the games that was cut off was "Project Q." After canceling Project Q, Ubisoft will focus more on core IPs such as Assassin's Creed and Rainbow Six. As for the other two games that have been hacked, there is not much news yet.

CTOnews.com previously reported that Tom Henderson, the whistleblower, exposed the game's live demo screen, which can be seen from the picture that the game looks a bit like "Fortress Night" on the screen, while the gameplay is more inclined to chaos.

In addition, Ubisoft has once again postponed the release date of Blue Sea Black Sails, and now aims to release it in early 2023-24, which is the sixth time.