来源：环球网 【环球网科技综合报道】1月31日消息，据Gamingbolt报道，育碧《超越善恶2》游戏创意总监Fawzi Mesmar于社交平台发文，就近期大规模重组一事作出回应，明确表示《超越善恶2》的开发工作未受公 司内部变动影响，同时对多个项目被取消表达了惋惜之情。 Mesmar在文中写道："感谢过去几天里所有就育碧近期动态与我联系的朋友们，我和我的团队以及我们 的项目《超越善恶2》均未受到近期变动的影响。"他坦言，"毋庸置疑，我对此次活动取消给育碧其他 部门以及整个行业的同事们带来的损失感到非常难过。" 在育碧近期取消多款游戏的背景下，《超越善恶2》的存续传闻甚嚣尘上。有消息人士指出，育碧迄今 已在该游戏开发上投入超过5亿美元。该项目目前开发版本自2017年启动，而其最初公布时间可追溯至 2008年。传闻出现后不久，育碧官方发布声明重申，《超越善恶2》仍是其"开放世界冒险"战略的核心 项目之一，将隶属于第四创意工作室，该工作室致力于打造沉浸式奇幻世界和叙事驱动的宇宙，且《超 越善恶2》在以开放世界冒险为核心的战略框架下仍是优先事项。 上周，育碧宣布重大调整，确认取消五个项目，其中包含《波斯王子：时之沙 ...

Group 1 - Ubisoft announced a major corporate restructuring plan, leading to changes in multiple game projects, studio adjustments, and potential layoffs [1][2] - The highly anticipated remake of "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" has been canceled, along with three new IP games and one mobile game [2] - Seven Ubisoft games have been delayed, including a game speculated to be a remake of "Assassin's Creed: Black Flag," now scheduled for release in the next fiscal year, 2027 [2] Group 2 - Ubisoft's Stockholm studio will be completely shut down, and the Halifax mobile game studio will also be affected by the restructuring [2] - Other studios, including Ubisoft Abu Dhabi, RedLynx, and Massive (the developer of "The Division"), will undergo restructuring due to a cost-cutting plan, potentially leading to layoffs [2] - The company is shifting its strategic focus towards developing open-world games and online service games, marking a significant change in its strategy [3] Group 3 - Ubisoft will implement a new operational model centered around five "creative workshops," each focusing on a unique creative area responsible for product development and market strategy [3] - All teams will return to a five-day office work schedule, while the company will provide an annual remote work allowance to accommodate some remote work needs [3]

Group 1 - The company has laid off 1,500 employees over the past 12 months, with approximately 700 leaving since the end of March 2025. The cost-cutting plan has progressed well, achieving the target of reducing €200 million in base expenses for fiscal year 2026 ahead of schedule, and slightly exceeding expectations [1][3]. - CEO Yves Guillemot announced a significant investment in generative AI technology, positioning it as equally important as the transformation to 3D technology. All studios and teams are currently applying AI technology to varying degrees, with major progress in high-value applications for players and teams [3]. - The company plans to further reduce costs by €100 million before fiscal year 2027. It confirmed the release of four games in fiscal year 2026, including mobile versions of "Rainbow Six: Siege" and "The Division: Dawn," a remake of "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time," and one unannounced title [5]. Group 2 - The unannounced title is likely a long-awaited remake of "Splinter Cell," which is expected to be released in the second half of 2026. Development is reportedly progressing steadily [6].