育碧新一轮裁员关闭RedLynx工作室并削减Skull and Bones团队

Ubisoft’s latest round of layoffs shuts down another studio and cuts into Skull and Bones staff

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育碧在Creative Houses调整中关闭RedLynx工作室并裁减Skull and Bones开发团队岗位，本轮裁员总计超100人。RedLynx的52名员工失业需走芬兰谈判流程，该工作室以Trials系列闻名。Skull and Bones的Year 3 Season 2自今年8月持续，最新patch主要修复bug并推出游戏内活动。

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育碧推进Creative Houses重组导致RedLynx关闭与新加坡工作室裁员，读者可据此了解其战略落地的人员代价。

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It looks like Ubisoft’s continued re-molding into its Creative Houses model is resulting in further job cuts for the studios under its umbrella. The company is seeking over 100 job cuts this time around as it closes developer RedLynx and cuts jobs at Skull and Bones developer Ubisoft Singapore.

RedLynx, which was acquired by Ubisoft in 2011, is perhaps most widely known for the Trials games, a series of side-scrolling platformers where people had to navigate tricky obstacle courses on a bike. The Finnish studio’s closure will see 52 workers lose their jobs and is “subject to the local change negotiation process” according to a statement from the company.

That same statement also confirmed that a further 70 jobs are being cut from Ubisoft Singapore as part of that aforementioned Creative Houses alignment. “The studio remains an important part of Ubisoft’s global production organization,” reads the statement. “We deeply value the contributions of both teams and recognize the impact this may have on our colleagues.”

On the subject of Skull and Bones, the multiplayer title’s Year 3 Season 2 continues on as it has since this past August, with the latest patch primarily focused on fixing some bugs and launching a few in-game events.