Ubisoft has been in constant turmoil recently, with many flagship IPs being affected one after another.Among them, the "Assassin's Creed" series is particularly obvious - following the departure of series leader Marc-Alexis Côté, news of the departure of new core members has recently been reported.

It is reported that "Assassin's Creed: Invictus" production manager Cedrick Dequette recently announced his resignation on LinkedIn, ending his nine-year working career at Ubisoft Quebec.

This senior developer has participated in many works such as "Assassin's Creed: Odyssey" and "Gods: Fenyx Rising". He initially joined the company as a tester and later gradually grew into the core person in charge of the project.He said he would announce his new trends soon.

Cedrick Dequette wrote on LinkedIn: "This week marks the end of an important chapter: a nine-year journey at Ubisoft Quebec."

It is understood that "Assassin's Creed: Invictus" is an independent multiplayer online game, focusing on a competitive experience similar to "Battle Royale", including death match, free-for-all and other game modes.This is also the first time the "Assassin's Creed" series has restarted multiplayer elements after many years.

However, the departure of the production manager has also raised concerns about the status of the project.After all, the "Assassin's Creed" series' attempts at multiplayer gameplay have been ups and downs - from early PVP and cooperative missions to the later complete cancellation of online modes, it has never been able to find a stable direction.Now returning to this area, Ubisoft seems to be still figuring out how to establish a clear positioning for "Invictus".