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Ubisoft Keeps 'Beyond Good & Evil 2' on Its Roadmap After Corporate Reset

Ubisoft says the long-delayed sequel fits its strategy to prioritize open-world adventures.

Overview

  • The publisher confirmed the game remains a priority and part of its roadmap, framing it within a focus on Open World Adventures.
  • Beyond Good & Evil is assigned to Creative House 4, which targets immersive fantasy and narrative-driven worlds, with Ubisoft calling the fantasy space underserved and the project a unique proposition.
  • The update follows a company-wide reset that reorganized teams into five Creative Houses, canceled six projects including the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake, delayed seven others, and closed studios with layoffs.
  • There is still no release window; the current iteration has been in development since its 2017 showing, with a new creative director appointed in 2024 and recent hiring pointing to ongoing work.
  • Insider Gaming reports the project’s costs have exceeded $500 million, a figure that fuels industry skepticism about its prospects after nearly 18 years in development.