UbiSoft truly has one of the most impressive collections of franchises imaginable, which has recently been revolutionised even more with the advent of the UbiArt framework; the game engine that has been responsible for artistic masterpieces like Child of Light and the upcoming Valiant Hearts: The Great War. UbiSoft has proven that they aren't just about assassin's and super-spies anymore, rather that they are looking to create a multitude of fantastic experiences that will take the industry into the next step of its evolution. Recently, they've been releasing instant classics such as Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Far Cry 3, while games like Watch Dogs has been one of the most divisive games of its generation. But criticism has never bothered UbiSoft, as they press on with what they know, including the amazing Rayman: Legends from last year and a total rejuvenation of Splinter Cell in last year's Blacklist. UbiSoft has seen such wonderful growth over these past several years, as a company that clearly retains their franchises yet are willing to try new IPs to see what works.
