育碧拟关闭RedLynx并裁减新加坡岗位

1. 20:41
   @wario64

   Ubisoft plans to shut down Trials studio RedLynx and lay off 70 Ubisoft Singapore staff

   Ubisoft is planning to shut down RedLynx, the studio behind the Trials series, and lay off 70 staff at Ubisoft Singapore. The report comes via VideoGamesChronicle, relayed by Wario64.

2. 20:31
   @Eurogamer

   Ubisoft closes Trials developer RedLynx and downsizes Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced team in Singapore

   Ubisoft is closing RedLynx, the developer of the Trials series, and downsizing the Assassin's Creed: Black Flag Resynced team in Singapore. Eurogamer reported the studio closure and layoffs.

3. 20:30
   Eurogamer

   Ubisoft is closing Trials developer RedLynx and cutting 70 roles at its Singapore studio

   Ubisoft announced a proposal to close Finnish studio RedLynx, affecting up to 52 positions and subject to local change negotiations; the studio is known for the Trials series, whose last standalone release was 2019's Trials Rising. At Ubisoft Singapore, 70 positions have been impacted to align the studio with upcoming production needs, and Ubisoft said the studio remains an important part of its global production organisation. Ubisoft has been reorganising its business, moving several major franchises under the new subsidiary Vantage and expanding the Ubisoft Massive label.

4. 18:45
   Nintendo Life

   Ubisoft proposes closing Trials studio RedLynx, with 70 roles cut at Ubisoft Singapore

   Ubisoft has proposed closing its Finland-based RedLynx studio, affecting up to 52 positions and subject to local negotiation. RedLynx developed the Trials series and handled the Switch 2 port of Star Wars Outlaws. Ubisoft Singapore also saw 70 positions impacted, though Ubisoft said the studio remains an important part of its global production organization.

5. 18:43
   Rock Paper Shotgun

   Report: Ubisoft plans to close Trials creator RedLynx and cut staff at Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced studio Ubisoft Singapore

   According to a VGC report, Ubisoft plans to shut down RedLynx, the creator of the Trials series, and cut staff at Ubisoft Singapore, the studio behind Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced. The closure proposal could affect around 52 people at RedLynx, while Ubisoft Singapore may lose about 70 people; RedLynx is based in Finland, where Ubisoft must negotiate the proposal with employees under local labour law. Ubisoft had previously cut staff at RedLynx in October 2025 and told the studio to focus on mobile projects, and the company has not yet commented on the report.

6. 18:15
   Kotaku

   Ubisoft Proposes Closing RedLynx Studio and Cutting 70 Roles at Ubisoft Singapore

   Ubisoft announced a proposal to close Finnish studio Ubisoft RedLynx, the long-time developer of the Trials motorbike stunt series, which it acquired in 2011 and which has a 25-year history. Ubisoft Singapore is also losing 70 positions, which the company said is to align the studio with upcoming production needs. RedLynx had already lost more than half its staff in 2025 and the remaining team was told to focus only on mobile games; according to VGC, the closure rationale is that it is not currently working on a new project and resizing alone would not keep it sustainable, affecting 52 staff. Finnish law requires change negotiations before layoffs, so Ubisoft describes the move as a proposal at this stage. The article also notes Ubisoft's share price fell from a 2018 peak of €100 to €3.84 in March 2026 and has hovered around €5 since.

7. 17:40
   IGN

   Ubisoft cuts 70 staff from Skull and Bones dev and shuts down Trials studio RedLynx

   Ubisoft Singapore, the developer of Skull and Bones, is losing 70 staff, about a fifth of its headcount according to GamesIndustry.biz, while Finnish studio RedLynx will close with up to 52 job losses. Ubisoft said in a statement that Ubisoft Singapore remains an important part of its global production organization. RedLynx made the Trials series before becoming a support studio after Trials Rising in 2019.

8. 17:13
   GIBiz

   Ubisoft closes Trials developer RedLynx and cuts jobs in Singapore studio

   Ubisoft is closing RedLynx, the developer of the Trials series, and cutting jobs at its Singapore studio. The latest round of cuts proposes the loss of 52 roles in Finland and 70 in Singapore.

9. 17:10
   Reddit · Gaming Leaks and Rumours

   VGC: Ubisoft plans to close Trials developer RedLynx and lay off 70 staff at Ubisoft Singapore

   According to VGC, Ubisoft plans to propose closing RedLynx, the Finnish studio behind the Trials series, affecting around 52 employees. VGC understands RedLynx currently has no active project and that downsizing alone would not make the studio sustainable. Ubisoft also plans to restructure and downsize Ubisoft Singapore, resulting in roughly 70 layoffs, while the RedLynx closure proposal is subject to mandatory change negotiations with employees in Finland.

10. 17:04
    VGC

    Ubisoft plans to shut down Trials studio RedLynx and cut 70 jobs at Ubisoft Singapore

    VGC understands Ubisoft plans to shut down its Finland-based RedLynx studio and downsize Ubisoft Singapore, resulting in 70 layoffs. RedLynx is known for the Trials series and was acquired by Ubisoft in 2011; the closure proposal would affect around 52 staff and enter mandatory change negotiations in Finland. Ubisoft Singapore was founded in 2008 and has supported most Assassin's Creed games and led work on Skull and Bones.

11. 16:55
    GamesIndustry.biz

    Ubisoft proposes closing Trials developer RedLynx and cutting 70 jobs in Singapore

    Ubisoft has proposed closing Finnish studio RedLynx, affecting up to 52 positions subject to local negotiation, while 70 roles are impacted at Ubisoft Singapore, roughly a fifth of its headcount. RedLynx, acquired in 2011 and known for the Trials franchise, had already cut staff in 2025 and shifted toward small-screen titles. The move is the latest step in Ubisoft's cost-reduction programme, which this year has closed studios in Stockholm, Halifax, Winnipeg and Belgrade, cancelled six games and reorganised into six Creative Houses.

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