Ubisoft Proposes RedLynx Closure and Singapore Studio Downsizing, Putting 122 Jobs at Risk

The proposed changes would affect up to 52 positions at RedLynx and a further 70 at Ubisoft Singapore.

Ubisoft has announced plans to close its Finland-based studio RedLynx and downsize its Singapore team as part of its ongoing restructuring efforts, potentially affecting up to 122 jobs across both studios.

RedLynx, best known for developing the Trials franchise, is facing a proposed closure while the team is reportedly not working on a new project. The closure remains subject to Finland’s local change negotiation process, with up to 52 positions potentially affected.

Meanwhile, Ubisoft Singapore is set to undergo a restructuring that could impact 70 positions as the publisher looks to align the studio with its upcoming production needs.

In a statement addressing the changes, Ubisoft said the Singapore studio would remain an important part of its global production organisation, while acknowledging the impact on employees.

“We deeply value the contributions of both teams and recognize the impact this may have on our colleagues,” the company stated, adding that it is committed to supporting affected employees throughout the process.

These latest developments come amid Ubisoft’s broader efforts to streamline its operations and make its business more sustainable. The proposed changes highlight the continued uncertainty facing developers as the publisher reassesses its studios and future production priorities.

For now, RedLynx’s proposed closure remains subject to negotiations, while the full impact of the Singapore restructuring is yet to be determined.