Ubisoft Just Said the Dumbest Thing Ever

Stop Killing Games is no longer a warning. Ubisoft’s 2025 financial report just exposed everything players feared. From deleting The Crew to calling player feedback “hostile attacks", Ubisoft has openly admitted what they really think of their players, and it's worse than we thought.

This video breaks down how Ubisoft’s obsession with microtransactions, XP boosts, and anti consumer monetization has officially backfired. Their CEO claims these systems make games “more fun,” while the same report admits they’re worried about “scaring players away” with too many microtransactions. They’re designing games around psychological retention, not fun, weaponizing game systems to push spending while pretending it’s all optional.

After years of exploiting players, the collapse has started. Ubisoft stock is down 53%. They’re laying off staff, cancelling projects, and selling off parts of the company to stay afloat. This isn’t a fluke, it’s the consequence of treating customers like walking wallets for over a decade. And now, thanks to 1.4 million signatures on the Stop Killing Games petition, regulators are finally paying attention.

Ubisoft has become the most honest example of everything wrong with AAA gaming. They deleted a game people paid for. They mocked the idea of game ownership. And now they’re spinning their own failure as if nothing went wrong.

If you care about game preservation, consumer rights, or just want to see how a billion dollar publisher self destructed in public this one matters. Ubisoft didn't just kill games. They exposed the entire system behind it.

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