XDefiant, the free-to-play, first-person arena shooter developed and published by Ubisoft, is officially offline. The servers are now closed, according to a post on the games' official X page.

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Ubisoft multiplayer FPS XDefiant, a cross-brand fusion featuring characters from Tom Clancy games, Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and others, is no more. The Call of Duty rival has now shut its ...

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Mark Rubin, the lead designer of Ubisoft’s now-dead free-to-play shooter XDefiant, has left the games industry following his project’s death. A former Call of Duty lead, Rubin spent years ...

Our preview of XDefiant - the new free to play shooter from Ubisoft after we had some hands on time ahead of the game's closed beta.

Ubisoft announced it would be shutting XDefiant down last December. Mark Rubin Two production studios were closed as a result, and nearly 300 employees were affected by layoffs.

XDefiant chief Mark Rubin has quit the industry entirely, claiming Ubisoft's doomed Call of Duty rival had "very little marketing" or "the right resources to make content." ...

Thank you again to everyone who had so much passion for XDefiant. XDefiant released in May 2024, three years after Ubisoft originally announced it, and after multiple rounds of private and public ...

Another day passes, another live service game bites the dust. Ubisoft's XDefiant showed flashes of brilliance since its release a year ago, but that was not enough to impress its parent company ...

XDefiant executive producer Mark Rubin stayed with the game until the bitter end, and has now announced his own departure from Ubisoft and retirement from the games industry (thanks, GIBiz).