Beyond Good & Evil 2 is rumoured to be getting a brand new title and has experienced significant changes
The game will supposedly be shown at a major event later this year and could launch on Switch 2.
The game will supposedly be shown at a major event later this year and could launch on Switch 2.
We all know about the issue of launching unfinished games too early, but being late brings another set of problems.
The longest development hell in history is still going strong, after all.
They are currently looking for a person at Ubisoft Montpellier who will become "the go-to person for all technical aspects of the BGE2 project".
We caught up with Fawzi Mesmar, creative director on Beyond Good & Evil 2.
The creator of the original game (and Rayman series) Michel Ancel left Ubisoft and the video game industry in 2020, but even then there were major problems within the team dedicated to the game.
But doesn't share any further information about the state of the game.
Guillaume Carmona hasn't been present at the office since the turn of this year.
This comes after the company cancelled three unannounced titles.
The Guinness World Record holder has been dethroned.
Are we seeing a new Duke Nukem Forever situation here, or could it possibly end up like Final Fantasy VII: Remake?
Beyond Good & Evil 2 isn't cancelled, according to the French publisher.
The date of 2024-2025 was thrown around.
The reasons why Michel Ancel left Ubisoft last week seem to be more complex than his passion for wildlife...
The latest developer update reveals the newest iteration of the Mammago Rhino, but still gives no word on a release date.
A stream is coming next week to update us on what's going on, but E3 isn't within the team's priorities for 2019.
Combat and exploration detailed.
Concerns raised over potential trivialisation of Hinduism in Ubisoft's game.
Some more familiar faces also return in the prequel.
The Montpellier team offers some insight into development.
We don't know what's coming, but we hope it's new information.
Ubisoft took the opportunity to offer two very beautiful artworks.
It's all about the exploration and the crew.
This will give us an update on development
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The Ubisoft CEO has faith in the creative director.
Ubisoft is finally ready to show off their highly anticipated game.
We caught up with Michel Ancel and other key developers at E3 and found out more about what they hope to achieve with BG&E2.
There's one main story arc, but plenty of routes to get there.
The best trailer of E3 so far?
But we won't see the game at this year's E3.
Laura Kate Dale gives some rumoured new details.
The game's Creative Director opened up about the development process.
Ancel is working on this and Wild simultaneously.
The creator explains why we had to wait so long.
There are also claims it is a reboot, not a sequel.
Ancel working with Ubisoft Montpellier on long-awaited sequel.
Turns out that the game isn't as close to release as some had hoped.
Because surely it has to be the game he's been teasing.
Is Ubisoft about to reveal the long-awaited sequel?
We've heard from it three times this year. It must be coming, right?
Could it be an NX exclusive?
Michel Ancel tells Schafer and Rice that work on the sequel is ongoing.
Update: Actually, that's not true.
But he's still working on Beyond Good & Evil 2 at Ubisoft Montpellier.
Ubisoft Montpellier flashed a poster.
Creator Michel Ancel talks why sequel won't be this gen, confirms he's already working on next-gen consoles.
He doesn't want to talk about it, but it's still coming.
Jade hits the marketplace.
Can't be realised this generation.