育碧乌克兰





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Ubisoft Ukraine
公司類型
育碧软件的子公司
成立
乌克兰基辅 (2008年)
代表人物
Semen Kovalev, Marianna Petrenko
總部
乌克兰基辅
产业
游戏开发商
員工人數
75
母公司
育碧
网站
ubisoft.com
Facebook Page

育碧乌克兰（英语：Ubisoft Ukraine），是育碧在乌克兰基辅设立的游戏开发商。该公司是育碧在东欧的三家分公司之一。该公司在2008年开业。



历史


2008年4月29日，该工作室正式在新闻发布会被公开，当时称是该工作室与育碧罗马尼亚一起工作的工作室，但随后被证实是间独立的游戏开发商。[1][2]一些开发者在育碧罗马尼亚进行培训，并将飞行模拟器游戏Blazing Angels 2: Secret Missions of WWII从Xbox 360移植到PC。


2009年3月17日，Xbox 360游戏Tom Clancy's HAWX在该工作室的六个员工的帮助移植到PC。截至2010年3月，该团队包含十六人，未来人数还有增加的可能性。网站PlayGround.ru透露，该工作室正在研究对主公司开发的游戏引擎增加支持，以及与其他育碧工作室合作将一款未宣布的游戏移植到PC和Mac OS。



參考資料





  1. ^ Ubisoft opens another studio - this time in Kiev. Develop. 29 April 2008 [2011-03-28]. [永久失效連結]


  2. ^ Electronic Arts sells its stake in Ubisoft. GameSpot. 16 July 2010 [2011-03-28]. 



























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