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Ubisoft Barcelona Strikes: 51 Jobs, a Collective Response

Ubisoft Barcelona Strikes: 51 Jobs, a Collective Response

After shuttering studios in Belgrade and Winnipeg, Ubisoft announced 51 potential job cuts in Barcelona. Twenty days later, affected employees chose to strike. This labor action raises a question that extends beyond the Spanish studio alone: how much can Ubisoft compress its global development network before internal resistance becomes a structural factor?

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Lumnix Editorial·June 30, 2026·3 min read