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Ubisoft acquires March of Giants MOBA from Amazon

A "major update" is promised for next year.

Multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) March of Giants has changed hands from Amazon to Ubisoft, the latter publisher has today announced.

“The talented, Montreal-based team behind the innovative multiplayer online battle arena… will join Ubisoft, and, following the game’s successful closed alpha, is currently preparing the next large-scale update, which will introduce new giants, expanded competitive modes, and foundational systems designed to support long-term growth,” Ubisoft said in a press release.

That “large-scale update” is planned for a 2026 launch; the game itself just completed with Ubisoft called a “successful” set of closed alpha playtesting.

March of Giants has a real opportunity to bring something fresh and dynamic to players, and to help Ubisoft compete in one of gaming’s biggest arenas,” said Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming back Alexandre, Xavier, and many of the seasoned March of Giants team who have previously worked at Ubisoft, and the entire team’s ambition, creativity and talent align perfectly with our desire to build bold new experiences for players. We look forward to supporting them as they shape the future of this promising new IP.”

“As part of the agreement, Amazon also will provide Ubisoft with marketing support for March of Giants on Twitch,” the press release continued.

March of Giants is a 4v4 MOBA planned for release on Windows PC via Steam.


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