XDefiant

Ubisoft's free-to-play Call of Duty killer is here but is it actually ready to take down the giant that is Activision's long-running epic?

A former Ubisoft developer now reveals that the cancelled shooter XDefiant actually started life as a brand-new Splinter Cell project

Mark Rubin has revealed his departure in a lengthy social media post.

Ubisoft bids farewell to XDefiant with a bittersweet message and a final content update before the game's servers close in 2025.

Ubisoft has failed to convince players it's worth to give XDefiant a new shot, and this is now leading to a tragic conclusion.

Executive producer Mark Rubin has come out and shut down the concerning rumours.

The troubles at Ubisoft continue to mount.

The developers just want it to do better.

The developers will reportedly have until Season 3 to reverse the trend, which will be really hard considering the upcoming release of Black Ops 6.

The new batch of content brings a new faction, another game mode, additional weapons, and more.

"If you like what we are trying to do stick around and you'll see things improve and new features get added."

Ubisoft adds more to an already solid game, but still needs to fix the more critical errors.

Yves Guillemot: "I'd love to see it as a serious esport."

The next 12 months of the shooter seem quite busy.

It seems like all the expectations have been completely smashed.