While many games get announced and released, there are still many more left behind the curtain, canceled before the public ever learns of their existence. One game we may not know the story behind, at least not for quite some time, is of an unannounced Ubisoft Montreal game that has been canceled after three years in development. The news was broken by Louis de Carufel on Twitter, a graphics programmer for Ubisoft Montreal. Louis, who worked on both Watch Dogs and its sequel, said the project had been in the works for three years. He also did share some good news: while 200+ employees were working on the mystery game, absolutely none of them were laid off. Instead all 200 were assigned to one of 15+ other active projects at Ubisoft, with the employees even choosing which ones they wanted to work on.
I just learned that the project I?ve been working on for the past 3 years has been cancelled. This is tough news because I?ve been working with all these people for around 7 years, during which we have shipped both Watch_Dogs and Watch_Dogs 2.
? Louis de Carufel (@SpaceTangent) December 20, 2019

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