The Assassin's Creed franchise lost its way a long time ago, but now some changes happening at Ubisoft might bring the series back on track.

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has addressed the Stop Killing Games consumer rights campaign, stating that end-of-life support for old online games 'a far reaching issue' that the publisher is 'working on ...

The EU consumer rights campaign Stop Killing Games reached its 1 million signature goal earlier this month, snowballing out ...

The Stop Killing Games movement, which aims to preserve offline play for all games even after publisher support ends, has united gamers in every genre from farm ...

With over 1.39 signatures in the EU, things are quickly gaining steam. That's led to l obbyists challenging the notion of ...

The last thing Ubisoft needs then is more controversy with the game, but that’s what it has on it hands again. Videos by ComicBook.com Assassin’s Creed Shadows was recently delayed for a ...

At the end of last year, two gamers took Ubisoft to court, stating they had been "under the impression" they were "paying to own and possess the video game The Crew instead of paying for a limited ...

Ubisoft had high hopes for its free-to-play first person shooter, XDefiant, which launched back in May. But now the publisher has announced plans to wind the game down and fully shutter it in June ...