Ubisoft lays off 105 people at Red Storm, the studio co-founded 30 years ago by Tom Clancy, converts it to a support role

Ubisoft has ended game development at Red Storm Entertainment, laying off 105 employees in the process. The North Carolina studio, co-founded by author Tom Clancy in 1996, created iconic franchises like Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon. Red Storm will remain open but transition to a support role, providing IT services and technical assistance for Ubisoft's Snowdrop engine.

• Ubisoft lays off 105 people at Red Storm, the studio co-founded 30 years ago by Tom Clancy, converts it to a support role
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• Ubisoft ends game development at Red Storm Entertainment, makers of Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six, resulting in 105 job losses
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• Ubisoft lays off 105 people at Red Storm, the studio founded 30 years ago by Tom Clancy, converts it to a support role
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