Ubisoft Singapore

We were invited as guest speakers for NTU Art, Design, and Media Interdisciplinary Panel for Final Years! During the curated program, our team gave students an inside look at life as a game developer, sharing their daily experiences and journey at Ubisoft. Thank you NTU ADM for the opportunity💪 The cast of our amazing speakers:✨ Eugene Tan, Associate Lead Artist Junhong Long, Concept Artist Carrie Lee, Technical Animator Krystle Yeoh, Lead Lighting Artist PeiShan Cheng, Senior Project Manager

🌊Making believable water for a naval combat game like Skull and Bones is sea-rious business (pun intended). For Kris, Lead Technical Art Director on Skull and Bones, water has always been a huge part of his upbringing and current lifestyle—from growing up on a coastal city in Canada to moving to the sunny island of Singapore.   Find out more about Kris’ passion for water tech and how he brings water to life on Skull and Bones!

⛵Skull and Bones Season 4 is now live!   From Vikram Rajan's relentless quest for revenge to fresh seasonal events and the all-new Mythic difficulty, thrilling new content awaits. Prepare for battle and earn exclusive gear and cosmetics 🏴☠️   Play up to 6 hours for free and carry over your progression upon purchase of the game: https://lnkd.in/gqja8NGJ Get the game to pursue your journey on the high seas: https://ubi.li/estU9 or by subscribing to Ubisoft+   And invite your friends to play Skull and Bones and earn rewards together! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gqBD-CZ8

📖Gaming narratives take centre stage! We are grateful to be part of the Singapore Writers Festival 2024 as our writers shared tips and tricks to immersive storytelling in games. Our team led a hands-on workshop on writing choice-driven storylines in games and was invited to share their journey of researching and creating engaging stories for Assassin's Creed. Thank you to our amazing writers Ashraf Azhar, Ian Goh, Joel Janisse, Jojo Chia, Ken Williamson, Lyana Shah, and Zec Chua!

Skull and Bones is set in the Indian Ocean – home to regions and cultures that you rarely see represented in video games. For 3D Artist Jewell Koh, being able to work closely with co-dev studios from around the world has helped her tremendously in crafting regionally accurate ships, culturally respectful cosmetics, and so much more.   Learn about her passion for representing lesser-exposed cultures in video games and hear about the real-world inspirations behind iconic ships and locations in Skull and Bones!

We're thrilled to showcase our talented Audio team at Ubisoft Singapore in the latest episode of AsiaOne's "My Gamer Life"! Meet Erik-Jon Evangelista and Joey Huiting Zheng, the people who shape the immersive soundscapes in our games. From their inspiring journeys to behind-the-scenes insights, discover how they bring virtual worlds to life through the power of audio. Watch their story now on YouTube!

🪔Illuminating our path to joy and prosperity, our team celebrated the festival of lights with traditional snacks and drinks! From Ubisoft Singapore, we wish you and your loved ones a happy Deepavali🎇

Last week we held our first-ever Green Marketplace in collaboration with Zero Waste SG! ♻ At the event, we invited vendors that sold greener products to encourage team members to choose more eco-friendly options. There were also various workshops to teach us how to be more sustainable such as turning plastic into pouches and learning how to make our own self-watering planter. Every small change in our daily habits can make a world of a difference🌏 #LifeAtUbi

Designing characters for a video game is no simple task. From their demeanour to how they dress, creating a personality involves layer after layer of detail. As a Narrative Designer on Skull and Bones, Ashraf Azhar's interest in human behaviour helps him construct compelling identities for NPCs.   Check out on this Dev Spotlight episode to learn more…and find out what personality type our Kingpin John Scurlock is 😉 

🎮Taking the stage as guest speakers and being on the news at Gamescom Asia! 🌊We were honored to have the opportunity to be part of two conference sessions. Our Communications Director, Joycelyn Chan, was part of a discussion panel on ways of working with the media, and PR and communications strategies for Southeast Asian games and studios. Afterwards, Samuel Soh, our Project Manager for Skull & Bones, shared important insights learnt from the production of a live Games-as-a-Service game. 📰Desiree Tan our HR Director was interviewed by CNA on Ubisoft Singapore's contribution to the gaming talents in this dynamic market. One of them is our in-house talent management program that has won a Gold award for Excellence in Talent Management! "Demand often outpace supply. To complement that we actually create our own in-house award winning programs aimed to develop and grow our talents internally." Check out the full news coverage here: https://lnkd.in/gpeRkVy6