Scoop: Ashraf Ismail — the former top developer on Assassin’s Creed games before his dismissal from Ubisoft in mid-2020 — was hired last year to help lead development on a game at Tencent.
Since mid-2020, several powerful developers and executives accused of misconduct have left or been fired by Ubisoft, Activision and other studios. The few that have returned have done so in lower-profile roles.As for Tencent, it does very well in mobile gaming and has been trying to expand into console gaming, starting new studios, buying others and hiring lots of experienced developers.
But Tencent never announced him coming on board. Ismail’s LinkedIn makes no mention of the TiMi work, even as other ex-Ubisoft developers have joined the team and updated their profiles accordingly.
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