Ubisoft has delayed the eagerly awaited Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Conviction to an April release.
The game was previously due for launch on February 23rd, but the publisher’s third quarter performance reports reveals Sam Fisher’s upcoming title has been pushed back to the next financial year.
Tabletop strategy game R.U.S.E has also slipped, now releasing some time after April. The publisher attributed to the delays – and its lowered financial forecasts – to challenging market factors.
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Following an initial run of sold-out concerts across France and Europe (Seine Musicale, Eventim Apollo…), met with an enthusiastic response from audiences, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 “A Painted Symphony” is entering an exciting new chapter. Led by composer Lorien Testard, vocalist Alice Duport-Percier and Orchestre Curieux, the official concert dedicated to the game’s original soundtrack will tour France, Europe and the United States in 2027.
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