Ubisoft has delayed two of its upcoming video games. As a part of the corporate’s earnings announcement, the French writer revealed that the cellular video games Rainbow Six Cell and The Division Resurgence are now not anticipated to launch within the firm’s fiscal yr 2025. Meaning they will not be launched till a while after March 31, 2025.
The event groups are utilizing the extra improvement time to “be certain that these experiences ship on expectations.” Ubisoft added that it is hoping the additional time may also help its groups “optimize” every sport’s key efficiency indicators “within the context of a demanding but very massive market.”
Rainbow Six Cell is, as its identify suggests, a cellular model of Ubisoft’s common tactical shooter sequence. The Division Resurgence, in the meantime, is a free-to-play spin-off of the shooter franchise. The delay of those two video games comes not lengthy after Ubisoft canceled The Division Heartland as a part of the corporate’s examination of its strategic investments. The Division 3, nonetheless, stays within the works.
Rainbow Six Cell was obtainable by way of a smooth launch in some markets earlier this yr, however Ubisoft said in March that it was pausing the sport’s international rollout so it may return to engaged on “key parts” of the sport. The Division Resurgence has additionally already been obtainable to early testers through regional technical tests.
Ubisoft didn’t announce new launch dates or home windows for Rainbow Six Cell or The Division Resurgence. The corporate’s subsequent massive launch is Star Wars Outlaws, which releases on August 30.
Additionally as a part of the earnings announcement, Ubisoft introduced that XDefiant is off to an “encouraging begin,” reaching greater than 10 million gamers in its first two weeks. Ubisoft stated the sport continues to develop at a “regular tempo.”