Ubisoft Quebec has lost its second director-level developer in two months, according to a report from PC Gamer.
The departure follows the recent exit of another high-ranking member of the development team working on the upcoming title, Assassin's Creed Hexe.
PC Gamer reported that the recent departure follows the exit of another senior leader at the studio within a short timeframe.
While Ubisoft has not released an official statement regarding the specific reasons for these departures, the loss of key personnel marks a period of instability for the project.
Internal shifts at Ubisoft Quebec
The studio is currently tasked with developing Hexe, a title set in a much darker, more supernatural setting than previous entries in the franchise.
This latest exit represents the second time a director-level employee has left the studio in as many months, according to the outlet.
No specific names or roles for the departing individuals were explicitly detailed in the PC Gamer report, though the impact on the production timeline remains a point of interest for industry observers.
Ubisoft has yet to confirm how these leadership changes will affect the development schedule for the Assassin's Creed installment.
