Despite lukewarm reception upon release and rumors suggesting fewer than one million players at launch, Ubisoft has reportedly secured a commitment for an additional year’s worth of content. According to insider gaming source Tom Henderson, who has gathered information on the game’s development plans, it appears that the first season will be released in early 2024, as revealed by his sources. This follows Ubisoft’s announcement to sunset support for Beyond Good & Evil 2, amid reports of layoffs and studio closures in its San Francisco and Osaka divisions.
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The upcoming update is poised to inject fresh excitement into the game by introducing novel elements of curiosity, engaging PvP modes, and a revamped World Tier system. Ubisoft is reportedly exploring premium crossover opportunities, a trend prevalent in live-service games such as Fortnite and Call of Duty. Is there a more propitious moment than this to witness the alleged remake’s arrival?
The reason behind this development is reportedly attributed to Ubisoft’s full commitment to supporting the game. Despite a lackluster initial rollout, participant figures are expected to “surprise people,” with Henderson unable to verify the numbers independently.
As we move forward with Year Two’s ambitious initiatives, it remains to be seen whether our original plans will come to fruition. Stay informed about any developments by keeping an eye on this space. Is now available for Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC. What are the key findings from this assessment?
