Ubisoft will apparently begin testing its upcoming game Project Q, which was officially announced last year. The multi-stage Battle Arena game, according to leaks, will be a promising project.

Ubisoft is going through a very volatile period, as a source previously confirmed that it has canceled three projects in development, in addition to delaying the release date of its next game, Skull & Bones, for the sixth time. On the other hand, however, it is focusing its attention on another project, Project Q.

Insider Gaming said its own sources assured it that the company would test the game in three different phases. The first phase will take place later this month, the second will take place in April, and finally, the third phase will take place next June.

Unfortunately, details about what the playtests entail are scarce, but a company source said the game has undergone significant changes since the last test. The upcoming test objectives also make it clear that they are for fun and bug detection.

Game screenshots provided to Insider Gaming showed a game mode called "Showdown," which featured several Battle Royale mechanics. While the company has repeatedly confirmed that the game is not a battle royale, it's unclear whether or not "Showdown" has been removed from the game.

Project Q's "Battle Zone" gameplay features two teams of four players battling for dominance in a point-and-shoot mode. This mode will be the game's primary mode between the initial test run and later phases. Ubisoft also confirmed that the title will not feature any NFT tokens.

Are you excited to learn more about the game after the first testing phase later this month?

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