"Ubisoft's drastic campaign to save itself has claimed another victim, as multiple outlets are reporting that one of its oldest teams, Red Storm has lost 105 employees and will no longer develop games."
"According to what they were told, the studio will shift its focus to the Snowdrop engine, as well as IT work and customer relations."
"Red Storm Entertainment was recently moved to one of Ubisoft's new 'creative houses', specifically being placed in the house focusing on multiplayer shooters."
"More recently, Red Storm's new game The Division: Heartland was cancelled in 2024. Since then, the studio has done more support work."
Ubisoft's Red Storm studio has lost 105 employees and will cease game development. The studio will remain operational but will focus on the Snowdrop engine, IT work, and customer relations. Founded in 1996 by Tom Clancy and others, Red Storm developed many Tom Clancy titles and was acquired by Ubisoft in 2000. The studio's recent project, The Division: Heartland, was cancelled in 2024, leading to a shift towards support work without clear future game projects.
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