And it seems that things didn’t look well on the inside, or that’s not that surprising. The expert has recently posted an interview to Facebook about the project and its development, stating that the game has been suffering from a development crisis based on limited creative guidance, a problem that was exacerbated when the director of Ubisoft retired more than a year ago. According to Henderson,Beyond Good and Evil 2doesnt fit into the plans and the ambitious Ubisoft plans to develop its future products, and its impact is increasing on live-to-play experiences and self-reliance standards. Henderson claims that even though the development on the game is still progressing, some of its developers believe that it’s only a matter of time for Ubisoft to cancel it. There remains still unknown whether that happens, but reports of games being in trouble often come as a surprise at the moment.Beyond Evil 2isnt the only major upcoming release at Ubisoft that has had a long and protracted development cycle, withSkull and Bones being through the wringer. More on that here. What’s more, the game is not suitable for Ubisoft’s future goals, but for future titles. The game is “Skull & Bones 2.0” and although not yet been canned, some developers believe it’s a matter of time before it’s finished. Tom Henderson (@Tom_Henderson_) November 12, 2021
