Project Q is officially the new title in development for Ubisoft



After several leaks and some videos stolen and posted on Reddit, Ubisoft officially announced the code name Project Q, title currently in development. The title will be a battle arena in teams and should allow players to fully manage the game experience. Since the title is still in the early stages of development, there are no even hypothetical release windows yet. However, the developer has made available to players a link to register for future beta testing phases, you can find it at this link. After the recent Far Cry 6, it’s time for the developer to look for something new.

Ubisoft he also clarified that Project Q it is not a title Battle Royalebut instead offers a variety of PvP mode with the enjoyment of the players as the only goal. Ubisoftin some replies to his own tweet, he later clarified that he has no programs that include the inclusion of NFT in his game. After the recent Activision questionnaire, in fact, the topic of cryptocurrencies within games and systems play to earn it is becoming more and more delicate. The words of the software house seem reassuring in this sense but the plans could still change during development.

The platforms on which it will be available Project Q are not yet disclosed. However, there are options for Xbox Series X / S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5 And PC on the registration page for beta updates. This seems, therefore, to indicate that the title will be available on practically all consoles on the market. According to insider Tom Henderson, moreover, Project Q would have two modes: Showdown in which two teams of four players face off e Battle Zonea 4v4 mode in which players control different parts of the map to accumulate points.

Project Q is in development at Ubisoft Bordeaux and, although it is not confirmed, the title could be free-to-play. The official website of the developer, in fact, before the announcement claimed to be working on a new game PvP F2P. We will probably have to wait a long time for more information, as always we will update you promptly.





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