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Ubisoft’s Latest Restructuring Plan Puts Trials Developer RedLynx On The Chopping Block
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Ubisoft has announced that it plans to shut down Trials developer RedLynx as part of its ongoing restructuring efforts, as well as reduce the workforce of its Skull and Bones studio, Ubisoft Singapore, by laying off 72 people.
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