After the series of unexpected cancellations and delays announced by Ubisoft recently, players believed that the fate of Beyond Good & Evil 2 would be similar. But don't worry, the company has reassured the community about the fate of the expected game, saying that it is still in development.

A few days ago, the company announced the cancellation of a group of announced projects, in addition to postponing the pirate game Skull & Bones. This led the gaming community to believe that the company was suffering internally, especially those who were waiting for the game Beyond Good & Evil 2.

The game has officially become the most in-development title since it was first announced. But according to Comic Book, a company representative had this to say to players:

The development of BG&E2 is going well. The development team is working hard and continuously to deliver a promising product to players.

This is how Ubisoft is now, after releasing new titles every two years, its new methodology is slow development processes. The company's games are taking a long time in the development process to produce a satisfactory result.

But most importantly, the company has committed to a whole new plan, which is to listen to players after consulting with them extensively. That's exactly what happened, for example, with its next game, Assassin's Creed Mirage, which was made shorter and more linear after players complained about the last part of Valhalla's large, empty open world.

Did you like the company's new policy in developing its games? What are your expectations for the game Beyond Good & Evil in its second part, and the extent of its success after a long wait?

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