Ubisoft Montreal
CompanyCanada · Founded 1997
Ubisoft Montréal is Ubisoft's largest in-house development studio, as well as the largest development studio worldwide with more than 4,000 employees. Founded in Montréal, Québec, the studio started with only 50 employees. 25 of these came from Ubisoft's headquarters in France, while the rest were new recruits.
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About the company
- Founded
- 1997
- Country
- Canada
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Documents about Ubisoft Montreal
New AI Tracks at Gamescom Dev 2026
The Game AI Events non-profit organization has announced a strategic partnership with Gamescom Dev to introduce two specialized artificial intelligence tracks at the 2026 conference in Cologne, Germany.
- Game AI Events CIC, the non-profit behind the AI and Games Conference, is partnering with Gamescom Dev 2026 to co-curate new AI tracks for the video games industry.
- Gamescom Dev 2026 will take place from August 23rd-25th in Cologne, Germany, and the AI for Gameplay and AI for Production tracks will be accessible with a regular Gamescom Dev ticket.
- The AI and Games Conference, which focuses on AI research and applications in video games, has over 8,000 subscribers and recently announced its return to London in November 2026.
Amazon Games Hires Industry Vet Wei Yue to Lead Competition and Esports Efforts
Amazon Games has appointed industry veteran Wei Yue as its new director of competition and esports.
- Amazon Games has hired industry veteran Wei Yue as its new director of competition and esports.
- Yue previously spent over four years at Ubisoft Montreal, where he served as esports director and product director of esports for Rainbow Six Siege.
- Prior to his time at Ubisoft, Yue worked at Activision Blizzard for nearly nine years, holding various esports-related roles including associate manager of esports for the EMEA region.
CD Projekt, Ubisoft, and Firaxis among Top 10 Developers by Total Revenue on Steam
This analysis examines two distinct facets of the Steam marketplace: the revenue performance of top-tier developers and the evolving utility of user wishlists as a predictive metric.
- Ubisoft is the top publisher on Steam by estimated revenue at $3.1 billion, followed by 2K ($2.6 billion) and Bandai Namco ($2.2 billion).
- PUBG Corp. leads all developers on Steam with $2.2 billion in total revenue, followed by CD Projekt RED ($2 billion) and Ubisoft Montreal ($1.9 billion).
- Steam wishlist conversion rates have declined, with games released between 2023 and 2025 selling 0.22 copies per wishlist in their release month, compared to 0.45 copies for games released between 2020 and 2022.
Very Few Things Changed Within Ubisoft Almost Year After Harassment Scandal
This analysis examines the internal state of Ubisoft nearly one year after widespread allegations of workplace harassment surfaced.
- A May 2021 investigation by Le Télégramme reports that many Ubisoft employees believe workplace culture has seen minimal improvement nearly a year after the company's harassment scandal.
- Internal critics and the company's social and economic committee contend that key HR personnel involved in previous issues remain employed at Ubisoft, despite leadership changes.
- Reports indicate that Ubisoft has continued to protect certain managers accused of harassment, including the heads of Ubisoft Singapore and the subsidiary Nadeo.
Ubisoft Appoints Christoph Hartmann to Lead Creative House 2 and Its Growing Portfolio of Franchises
Ubisoft has appointed industry veteran Christoph Hartmann as the General Manager of Creative House 2, a strategic division central to the company’s revised operating model.
- Ubisoft has appointed industry veteran Christoph Hartmann as General Manager of Creative House 2, a strategic division overseeing its tactical and competitive franchises.
- The Creative House 2 portfolio includes major intellectual properties such as Tom Clancy’s The Division, Ghost Recon, Splinter Cell, and the newly acquired title March of Giants.
- Hartmann will coordinate development across key internal studios, including Massive, Ubisoft Montreal, Ubisoft Paris, and Ubisoft Toronto.
Its games in the library
Assassin's Creed RevelationsUbisoft Montreal · 20114
Assassin's Creed BrotherhoodUbisoft Montreal · 20103
Far Cry 3Ubisoft Montreal · 20124
Far Cry 2Ubisoft Montreal · 20083
Assassin's Creed IIUbisoft Montreal · 20093
Assassin's Creed UnityUbisoft Montreal · 20146
Far Cry 4Ubisoft Montreal · 201411- Prince of Persia23
Watch Dogs 2Ubisoft Montreal · 20164
Watch DogsUbisoft Montreal · 201423
Assassin's Creed OriginsUbisoft Montreal · 20179
Far Cry: PrimalUbisoft Montreal · 20162