Marc-Alexis Côté was once the head of the Assassin’s Creed franchise and worked with Ubisoft for 20 years. He “left” Ubisoft in 2025, but later admitted that he “did not have a choice” when the leadership of the Assassin’s Creed franchise was handed over to someone else. Today, as reported by Radio-Canada, he has filed a $1.3 million Canadian dollar “constructive dismissal” lawsuit against Ubisoft. That roughly translates to a $935,000 (USD) claim in damages.
