Ubisoft shuts down RedLynx, cuts 70 roles at Ubisoft Singapore
Ubisoft RedLynx is being permanently closed with 52 positions affected, while Ubisoft Singapore loses 70 roles, according to Eurogamer.
Ubisoft is permanently shutting down its Ubisoft RedLynx studio and cutting 70 positions at Ubisoft Singapore, according to Eurogamer. The RedLynx closure reportedly affects 52 positions at Ubisoft.
RedLynx had no publicly revealed games in development at the time of the shutdown. Ubisoft acquired the studio in 2011, and its first game was released in 2000.
Ubisoft Singapore, which loses 70 positions, is the other studio affected by the cuts. The company did not specify which projects the reductions would impact.
RedLynx's last major release was Trials Rising in 2019. The studio also made South Park: Phone Destroyer and Gwen's Getaway, which launched in 2023. After Trials Rising, RedLynx worked on The Division 2's Stadia port, and Google Stadia has since shut down.
Elsewhere at Ubisoft, Rayman Legends Retold was originally supposed to launch in October but is now releasing on December 3 alongside a free copy of Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition. The game is a remake of Rayman Legends, which first released in 2013. Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced was a major new release for Ubisoft in 2026.
Quick answers
Which Ubisoft studios are affected by the cuts?
Ubisoft RedLynx is being shut down, reportedly affecting 52 positions, and Ubisoft Singapore is losing 70 positions.
What was RedLynx's last major game?
Trials Rising, which launched in 2019. The studio also made South Park: Phone Destroyer and Gwen's Getaway, released in 2023.