Fntastic has a knack for generating controversial headlines. This case is no exception.

Bloomberg’s sources have shared new details about Ubisoft’s future. According to their information, the French publisher is planning to open a new company and transfer some of its key franchises to it, including Assassin’s Creed.

Annie and Jeff Strain, founders of Prytania Media, are suing NetEase. They claim that the actions of the Chinese company led to the closure of their subsidiary studios first, and subsequently Prytania Media itself.

Nikolay Dybowski is no longer working at Ice-Pick Lodge. The studio announced his resignation on social media.

It’s been a while since we last published anything in our “Profession” section. We’re correcting that now. Our new article is dedicated to the aspects of being a business development manager (aka biz dev). Victoria Belyaeva, Head of PR and Partnerships at AppMagic, discusses what this specialist does in her column for App2Top.

In the distant year of 2008, Ubisoft opened a studio in Singapore and has since repeatedly received subsidies from the country’s authorities. In early March, Singaporean Member of Parliament Gerald Giam raised the question of the advisability of such prolonged government support for the company.