Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Studio Ending Game Development, as Ubisoft Lays Off 100+ Staff

Ubisoft has announced yet more layoffs as part of its ongoing cost cutting program, with 105 staff now set to depart veteran Tom Clancy game studio Red Storm Entertainment. Founded in 1996, the North Carolina-based team previously worked on numerous Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six titles. More recently the team had developed several VR games, contributed to the failed live-service shooter XDefiant, and spent years working on the now-cancelled free-to-play spinoff The Division Heartland. Red Storm Entertainment is now being downsized permanently, IGN understands, and game development formally ended at the studio. The developer, which is set to celebrate its 30th anniversary later this year, will remain open — though simply focused on behind-the-scenes technical work. This is the third round of layoffs at Red Storm in as many years, following the loss of 19 jobs last year, and 45 positions across Red Storm and San Francisco back in 2024. Before these, and today's further 105 job losses, the company employed 180 people in 2022 — a figure the company has now decimated. Ubisoft has cut hundreds of staff and fully closed numerous studios in previous years, with 2026 already off to a brutal s

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