Ubisoft plans to cut nearly 100 jobs at German studios

Ubisoft plans to cut nearly 100 jobs at its German studios. This follows previous layoffs of hundreds of workers in Europe and America. A report from The Game File, citing a Ubisoft Germany representative, says the company proposed a voluntary departure plan to the Works Council. Studios in Berlin and Dusseldorf will be affected, though Dusseldorf will face the most cuts. The Mainz studio, known for Anno 1800 and Rainbow Six Siege, is also involved. Benedikt Grindel says in an internal email these moves better position the studios for future work. Read the full story at TechPowerUp.