Ubisoft, the developer behind such popular video game series as Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry, has open-sourced a tool to help games become more accessible to color blind players. Color is a feature ...

After years of internal use, Ubisoft has open-sourced Chroma -- a real-time colorblind simulation tool. This accessibility software is designed to help developers better serve the 300 million people ...

A long-standing frustration for Ubisoft fans on Steam may finally be disappearing as the publisher tests a more streamlined ...

SAN FRANCISCO - April 12, 2006 - Today Ubisoft, one of the world's largest video game publishers and Gearbox Software, one of the world's best video game developers announced that Brothers In Arms ...

Ubisoft's bold move to limit or shut down cheating on Rainbow Six Siege's console version seems to have paid off. MouseTrap Disabling XIM Hardware: Evidence of its Effectiveness After months of ...

At the Game Developers Conference in London, England, Ubisoft released a new, open-source tool it hopes will assist game developers in the creation of colorblind settings for players. Chroma is a tool ...

A discontinued Ubisoft title makes an unexpected comeback, offering a vivid example of the challenges that the Stop Killing ...