Ubisoft will lay off 51 employees at its Barcelona studio, which will now focus exclusively on Rainbow Six projects. The cuts are part of larger company-wide changes that include two studio closures and a 12% staff reduction on Rainbow Six Siege affecting 120 workers.
The studio will now redirect its expertise and resources solely toward Rainbow Six Siege.
The company has seen two studios closed entirely in recent shakeups.
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