Ubisoft has made an extra appointment to handle its Far Cry franchise.
Montreal studio veteran Sandra Warren has been promoted to vp and govt producer of the Far Cry model, Ubisoft introduced on Monday.
Warren joined Ubisoft in 2006 and has been concerned within the Far Cry sequence since 2016’s Primal. Most lately, she was the model producer for Far Cry 6.
In her new position, she’ll handle the complete model with groups situated world wide, based on Ubisoft.
“With her confirmed business expertise and revered place throughout the group, she’s going to collaborate with the group accountable for model portfolio administration, the editorial division, and the worldwide manufacturing group,” it mentioned.
Ubisoft Montreal GM Christophe Derennes commented: “Sandra is an exemplary chief who seamlessly combines her expertise in online game manufacturing with a worldwide perspective on the model.
“Her profound understanding of the studio dynamics and her innate capability to foster collaborative relationships make her an asset to the group. We invite the neighborhood to affix us in congratulating her and wishing her one of the best on this new position.”
Warren’s appointment follows the promotion of Far Cry 5 author Drew Holmes to Far Cry IP director earlier this month. VGC understands Warren could have probably the most senior position of the pair by way of manufacturing, whereas Holmes will oversee the inventive roadmap for the sequence.
According to press reviews earlier this yr, Ubisoft is at the moment growing Far Cry 7 and a standalone Far Cry multiplayer sport.
It’s claimed that Far Cry 7 is being made with Ubisoft’s Snowdrop engine, moderately than the Dunia engine used for current sequence entries. The multiplayer sport is at the moment an extraction-based shooter set within the Alaskan wilderness, it’s claimed.
Both titles are mentioned to be tentatively scheduled for launch within the fall/autumn of 2025.
