Ubisoft's latest restructuring tests RedLynx, the developer behind Trials

Ubisoft has announced plans to shut down Trials developer RedLynx as part of its ongoing restructuring efforts, and to cut 72 jobs at Ubisoft Singapore, the studio working on Skull and Bones. The closure of Finland-based RedLynx is at the proposal stage, and Ubisoft says that since the studio is not currently working on a new project, closing it and laying off its 52 employees makes more sense.

Ubisoft has announced plans to shut down Trials developer RedLynx as part of its ongoing restructuring efforts, as well as reduce the workforce at its Skull and Bones studio, Ubisoft Singapore, with 72 layoffs. The shutdown of Finland-based RedLynx is under proposal, with Ubisoft saying that since the studio is not currently working on a new project, it would make more sense to shut it down and lay off its 52 employees. medicine