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El próximo juego "AAAA" de Ubisoft puede estar en proceso

Autor : Claire Actualizar : Jan 16,2025

Ubisoft’s Next Es posible que Ubisoft esté trabajando en el próximo juego "AAAA", como sugiere el perfil de LinkedIn de un empleado. ¡Sigue leyendo para saber más detrás de escena!

Se informa que Ubisoft está desarrollando el próximo juego “AAAA”

Después de "Calavera y huesos"

Ubisoft’s Next Según el perfil de LinkedIn de un diseñador de sonido junior en el estudio de Ubisoft India compartido por el usuario de X (Twitter) Timur222, Ubisoft puede estar desarrollando su próximo gran juego. La información del empleado muestra que ha trabajado en Ubisoft durante un año y diez meses, y la descripción de su trabajo dice:

"Responsable de la creación de diseño de sonido, efectos de sonido y grabación de sonido en vivo para proyectos de juegos AAA y AAAA no anunciados."

Ubisoft’s Next Sin embargo, los detalles específicos del proyecto permanecen confidenciales, pero vale la pena señalar que el empleado mencionó no solo el proyecto AAA, sino también el proyecto AAAA. La etiqueta de calificación "AAAA" fue acuñada por el CEO de Ubisoft, Yves Guillemot, tras el lanzamiento de su simulador pirata Skull and Bones, destacando el enorme presupuesto y el extenso desarrollo que experimentó el juego antes de su lanzamiento. A pesar de tener una calificación AAAA, Skull and Bones recibió críticas mixtas.

Esta revelación parece indicar que la ambición de Ubisoft de crear más juegos AAAA todavía existe, lo que sugiere que algunos de sus próximos juegos serán similares a "Skull and Bones" en términos de escala de producción.

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