Tech & AINerdstalgic GamingUbisoft's Impossible Promise

Ubisoft's Impossible Promise

Long-form10:01GamingPublished Aug 6, 2026, 4:00 PM · 2mo ago
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When Beyond Good & Evil launched in 2003, it was a critically acclaimed cult classic that deserved far more attention than it received. Ubisoft quickly teased a sequel, and fans eagerly waited for what looked like the next chapter in Jade's story. That was over 17 years ago. Since then, Beyond Good & Evil 2 has become less of a game and more of a legend. Between shifting creative visions, endless delays, Michel Ancel's departure, and years of silence from Ubisoft, the sequel has become one of gaming's most infamous examples of development hell. #beyondgoodandevil #ubisoft #videogames #nerdstalgic
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