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Ubisoft has actually terminated the Motorist television adjustment yet urged it’s still dealing with jobs associated with the cherished auto racing collection.
Talking With Game File, Ubisoft verified it had actually terminated the program, which was introduced in 2021 as a cooperation with streaming solution Binge and not spoken with given that, after liquifying movie relevant subsidiary (called after Motorist lead character) Stock car Tanner LLC.
” We are no more progressing with our collaboration with Binge for a Chauffeur collection,” a Ubisoft representative claimed. “We are proactively dealing with various other amazing jobs associated with the franchise business and can not wait to share even more details in the future.”
Ubisoft hasn’t been specifically kind to the Motorist franchise business lately, having actually not launched a mainline video game given that 2011’s Motorist: San Francisco and Chauffeur: Renegade 3D. A mobile video game called Motorist: Speedboat Heaven was launched in 2014, yet the franchise business hasn’t made a peep given that.
Followers were as a result shocked by the 2021 statement of a Chauffeur television program that would certainly “concentrate on covert representative and ex-racecar motorist John Tanner as he attempts to remove a criminal offense organization.”
No word on a franchise business reboot came along with it however, and Ubisoft’s most recent remark that “amazing jobs associated with the franchise business” still leaves all points Motorist up in the air. The truth Ubisoft is still thinking of Motorist might suffice for some followers, nevertheless.
In our 8/10 testimonial of the last video game, IGN claimed: “Motorist: San Francisco has one game-changing, eyebrow-raising concept and it draws it off with aplomb, instilling the OTT game auto racing with unequaled selection and a ludicrous superordinary spin whilst remaining real to its Seventies chase-movie origins.”
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance press reporter. He’ll discuss The Witcher all the time.
