
Ubi Soft Entertainment was founded in Brittany, France, by Yves Guillemot and his four brothers. The company initially focused on distributing games in France and gradually opened development studios all across the globe.
Ubi Soft Entertainment started in Brittany, France, in 1986 under Yves Guillemot and his four brothers. Their work began with game distribution before they expanded to open development studios around the world. The company was active from 1987 until 2003, a period where they released a total of 42 titles listed on PlayPile. They acted as publishers for 34 of these games and developed 18 of them directly. Their output grew significantly over time. They released only two games in the 1980s. The 1990s saw their biggest push with 22 releases, while the 2000s accounted for 16 more before they stopped producing new titles on this list. The company focused heavily on Adventure games with 24 titles and Point-and-click games with 16 entries. They also made Platform games, Shooter games, Racing games, and a few RPGs or Strategy games. Most of their work appeared on PC for Microsoft Windows with 25 games. They also had a strong presence on PlayStation consoles, including six games for the PlayStation 2, five for the original PlayStation, and four for the PlayStation 3. You will find older titles on DOS, Amstrad CPC, and Mac, alongside releases for the PlayStation Portable, Xbox, and Dreamcast. Quality varied across their catalog. The average rating for their ten rated titles sits at 64.3 out of 100. There are no games in the great range above 80 points. Seven titles fall into the good category between 60 and 79. Three games received mixed ratings between 40 and 59. No titles scored below 40. Their highest rated game is Rayman from 1995 with a score of 77.6. Chessmaster from 2003 follows with 76 points, while Will Rock came in at 73.1. Disney's PK: Out of the Shadows scored 72, and Batman: Vengeance received 67.3. Recent releases from their final years include Will Rock, Chessmaster, Tomb Raider: The Prophecy, and Largo Winch .// Commando SAR. Their later output shows a mix of puzzle games and licensed titles alongside their established adventure roots.









































