Ubisoft understandably continues to be at the center of the scene, and the deal with Tencent is being talked about again on the occasion of the postponement of Assassin’s Creed Shadows.\r\nThe publisher has been sailing in unsafe waters from a financial point of view for some time, and from years there has been a back and forth in particular with Tencent (which already holds a share of the company) for the management of the majority shares of Ubisoft.\r\nThe Chinese giant, which has shares in many companies linked to the world of entertainment including Epic Games, Larian, Riot Games just to mention video games, has been very aggressive in recent months to the point that there was a moment when it was thought that the deal could be concluded at any moment .\r\nBut the recent postponement of Assassin’s Creed Shadows seems to have given a further jolt to the deal which, according to what The Gamer reports, may have stalled completely.\r\nIn addition to the strenuous fight of the Guillemot family to maintain control of the company, it seems that the fate of Assassin’s Creed Shadows could play a crucial role in the aforementioned deal. According to sources close to the matter, the title is being used as a bargaining chip by the parties involved in what is defined as a stalemate.\r\nIf Assassin’s Creed Shadows is a success, despite everything, Ubisoft would have the strength to turn away buyers because the the company would gain value. On the other hand, if the next chapter of the saga is a flop, the value of Ubisoft would drop to the point that the Guillemot family would find themselves almost forced to sell.\r\nA situation that is not yet officially in place, but the next moves of Ubisoft will be fundamental to say the least in this sense.\r\nAlso because there is the question of the possible \