The creator of the original game (and Rayman series) Michel Ancel left Ubisoft and the video game industry in 2020, but even then there were major problems within the team dedicated to the game.
Michel Ancel is best known in the gaming industry as the creator of Beyond Good and Evil and the Rayman franchise, but he has now been retired from the gaming world for nearly five years. Following his departure from Ubisoft in 2020, the creative has turned his attention to wildlife-related projects, but he’s a prominent voice who’s still keeping a few secrets about his final years at the French company. And now some of them have surfaced about the long-delayed Beyond Good and Evil 2.
According to an interview in Superpouvoir (thank you, VGC), the problems with the game, which still has no release window even though it’s officially still in development, were already many four years ago.
