Console and PC games maker Ubisoft Reflections has seen increasing demand thanks to work with stablemate companies within its French parent group.
The Gosforth-based firm, which is part of one of the largest publishers in the industry, saw broadly flat sales at £56.4m in the year to the end of March 2022, compared with £55.9 in 2021. In newly published accounts at Companies House, Ubisoft talked of work on various titles - including some unannounced games - with its global Ubisoft Studios partners.
Renowned for its its work on the Tom Clancy series of games, the studio said sales of its Clancy brand titles had suffered due to there being no new releases during the year. Revenue based on those sales fell 8% to £33m, which had a knock-on effect on operating profits, dropping from £33.06m to £27.6m.
