Project OVR, the next Ghost Recon game, has reportedly been scaled back in order to meet deadlines

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Project OVR, the next Ghost Recon game, has reportedly been scaled back in order to meet deadlines

In recent weeks, the news surrounding Project OVR have been far from good. Rumors have pointed to poor overall planning and unrealistic deadlines demanded by management. Suffice it to say, the situation hasn’t improved…

The website Insider Gaming reports that the scope of the game has reportedly been drastically reduced. Many features have reportedly been cut, and the differences from the initial project are said to be significant. Jean-Baptiste Duval, vice president of production, and Julien Sansalone, vice president of the international creative office, are now overseeing development. However, their arrival at the helm has reportedly not led to any positive changes.

Ubisoft is reportedly planning a beta for Project OVR in November 2026. Employees view this deadline as difficult to meet due to the recent layoffs.

Source: insider-gaming.com

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