Ubisoft’s Singapore studio, which was founded in August 2008, has focused on developing their own video games for a number of publishers’ biggest franchises. After impressing fans with its work on 10 major triple A games including Assassin’s Creed 3 and Ghost Recon: Phantoms developed during seven years of its course, the studio is now leading development on “one of the biggest Ubisoft projects on console and PC," it was revealed recently at Game Developers Conference 2016.

"Our Studio is Leading One of the Biggest Ubisoft Projects on Console and PC,”Says Ubisoft Singapore Managing Director

　　“We’ve been very happy to be involved in many titles. We’ve built two main expertise in Singapore: one in AAA games, the other in PC online with Ghost Recon: Phantoms. We’ve built 10 AAA games in seven years. And now our studio is leading one of the biggest Ubisoft projects on console and PC.”

　　That is all he had to say about the project. It is unclear whether the project that the studio is working on is part of an existing Ubisoft franchise, or if is a new intellectual property that Ubisoft Singapore is developing. It could be possible that the game in question is the next Assassin’s Creed title, which is expected to arrive next year, because as mentioned before, the Singapore studio is known for its work on the naval battles that were part of Assassin’s Creed 3, and went on to become an important part of Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag and Assassin’s Creed Rogue’s gameplay.

　　Ubisoft Philippines studio is the first major gaming development studio in the country. It allows the multinational video game developer/publisher to expand in the Southeast Asian territory, which, according to Rotalier is "a fast-growing market in the gaming industry" and has a "young and growing population that is very connected and creative." Rotalier revealed that Ubisoft Singapore has a “team with people from the Philippines who have grown in expertise with us.” Some of the Filipino developers from the team “will transfer to the Philippines to bring the Ubisoft know-how, methodology, and knowledge to the studio.”

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