"Following the organizational restructuring announced in March 2025, Marc-Alexis Côté has chosen to pursue a new path elsewhere outside of Ubisoft,"
"While we are saddened to see him go, we're confident that our talented teams will carry forward the strong foundation he helped build."
"We are deeply grateful for the impact Marc-Alexis has had over the years, particularly in shaping the Assassin's Creed brand into what it is today. His leadership, creativity, and dedication have left a lasting mark on our teams and our players. We thank him sincerely for his many contributions and wish him continued success in all his future endeavors,"
Marc-Alexis Côté has left Ubisoft after more than two decades with the company. He served as vice president and executive producer for Assassin's Creed since 2022. He was reportedly offered a leadership role at Vantage Studios, Ubisoft's new subsidiary that will manage Assassin's Creed and other major franchises, but he declined. An internal email said Côté had his own expectations and priorities related to Vantage Studios' creation and future. Vantage co-CEO Christophe Derennes expressed disappointment at the decision. Ubisoft confirmed the departure after the March 2025 restructuring and thanked Côté for shaping the Assassin's Creed brand. Côté has not announced his next role.
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