Division producer David Polfeldt left Ubisoft Massive to move to another role within the firm, but Polfedt left Ubisoft entirely.
Division producer David Polfeldt has left Ubisoft. Polfedt actually left Ubisoft Massive last year, which developed games like Star Wars, Avatar, The Division, to “start another role within the company.” However, Polfedt Nathan Brown’s Hit Points newsletterIn an interview with , he announced that he had decided to leave the company completely.
Division producer David Polfedt leaves the studio
The Ubisoft Massive studio, headed by David Polfedt, had no connection with the sexual harassment and discrimination allegations that had been on the agenda for a long time within Ubisoft. Therefore, it is stated that Polfedt’s departure is not related to a harassment case that was intended to be covered up.
David Polfedt had stated in an earlier statement that he “was satisfied because he achieved everything he dreamed of”. Polfedt stated that he managed to grow and develop Massive as much as he had always dreamed of, and that even if he leaves the company, he is confident that Ubisoft Massive will overcome the projects they are working on.
Polfedt stated that he would go “wherever the wind blows” from now on, but his management style was suitable for smaller teams, not a giant team of 750 people. Ubisoft Massive was working on Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and an as yet unnamed open-world Star Wars game.