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Assassin's Creed Former Lead Sues Ubisoft - Forced to Quit? - News Directory 3

Assassin’s Creed Former Lead Sues Ubisoft – Forced to Quit?

January 19, 2026 Lisa Park Tech
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  • Marc-Alexis Coté is suing Ubisoft for nearly one million dollars.
  • Coté submitted documents ​to the Superior Court of‍ Quebec detailing​ the events⁢ leading to‌ his departure, ‌specifically citing a meeting in the summer of 2025 where⁣ it became...
  • This ‍occurred within the ​context⁢ of Ubisoft's internal reorganization, culminating last⁤ year with the ‌creation of Vantage studios, ‌designed to⁤ house the ‍publisher's most profitable franchises, including Assassin's...
Original source: multiplayer.it

Marc-Alexis Coté is suing Ubisoft for nearly one million dollars. According to the former head⁢ of the Assassin’s Creed series, ​the​ French company allegedly pushed him to resign following the launch of⁢ Assassin’s Creed⁢ Shadows.

Coté submitted documents ​to the Superior Court of‍ Quebec detailing​ the events⁢ leading to‌ his departure, ‌specifically citing a meeting in the summer of 2025 where⁣ it became clear he would no longer⁢ lead Assassin’s ‍Creed.

This ‍occurred within the ​context⁢ of Ubisoft’s internal reorganization, culminating last⁤ year with the ‌creation of Vantage studios, ‌designed to⁤ house the ‍publisher’s most profitable franchises, including Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Rainbow Six: Siege.


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According⁤ to‍ coté’s complaint, the new ⁤model involved hiring a Head of franchise with ⁣oversight of all major ‍intellectual properties: a change that would effectively demote him, and for ⁣which ⁢the ‌position was only available in France.

The company offered Coté alternative​ roles, which he refused, requesting to be bought out ​in October 2025. The ​day after his request, Ubisoft ‌announced his “voluntary departure” internally and publicly.

It wasn’t an Intentional⁢ Farewell

Marc-Alexis Coté’s departure ⁣was not intentional, ⁣as ‍ he revealed last October, explaining that he did not make‌ that decision and⁢ still has ⁣a great passion for the series, which he has been ‌working‌ on as Assassin’s creed Brotherhood.

In addition to damages and severance pay, Coté also requested to be⁢ released from the non-compete⁢ clause that limits his opportunities in the video game industry.

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