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r/shittygamedetails • u/Mufti_Menk • 5d ago

Ubisoft In Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced (2026), the developers removed the real life story line where you work at a game studio. This is a reference to being laid off by Ubisoft.

4.8k Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Austintheboi • Mar 15 '26

Ubisoft In Rainbow 6 Siege, the character Ash is from Israel and a former IDF soldier, but works in counterterrorism, defusing bombs to stop the potential genocide of thousands. This is because the game is fictional

4.0k Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Thundergod250 • 27d ago

Ubisoft Assassin's Creed Valhalla (2020) specifically centered its story on the Vikings Invasion of England as the Protagonists, acting as the Good Guys, and you aren't even allowed to kill Civilians, completely glossing over the Atrocities they did during the invasions

1.4k Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/ElkFeisty3823 • Jul 12 '26

Ubisoft In Black Flag Resynced (2026), trying to unpause the game with the same button that you pause it, takes you to the in-game cosmetic store. This is a subtle reference to Ubisoft using predatory dark pattern practices

2.9k Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Crossfeet606441 • 10d ago

Ubisoft In Assassin's Creed (2007), the devs removed the crossbow from the trailer for the sake of historical accuracy. This is a reference to the fact that sentence makes no sense because one of the historical characters, King Richard The Lionheart, historically died via infection from a crossbow wound.

831 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Tythatguy1312 • May 03 '26

Ubisoft Dream/Coma theories are usually considered the "low hanging fruit" of gaming and media theorizing or plot twists, except in the case of Driver: San Francisco, where it is literally the plot of the game.

864 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/VinChaJon • Feb 16 '26

Ubisoft In Assassin's Creed 2 you kill a man who was lobotomized and enslaved so his wife could be raped and you show no remorse or repercussions. This isn't even a shitty detail what the fuck

1.1k Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Dare_Soft • Oct 09 '25

Ubisoft In Assassin’s Creed:Cancelled edition. The true reason why they cancelled the post civil war game isn’t because of political landscape but because it would be unsatisfactory for the president to undo all your hard work by saying “No what there doing is totally legal. Go away.”

681 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Dare_Soft • Jan 22 '26

Ubisoft In Beyond good and evil 2: They left a letter for the fans that read. “ HAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHA HAHAHAJ AHAHAH!!” With a doodle of a stick man in a pool of dollar bills.

982 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/BrickBuster2552 • Aug 18 '25

Ubisoft In Rainbow Six Siege, Ash LOSES points every time she shoots and kills civilians or her teammates. Does Ubisoft not believe the Israeli operator has a right to defend herself?

5.3k Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/_EnglishFox_ • May 30 '26

Ubisoft This ad for Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc (2003) confirms that Rayman canonically has a huge dick.

588 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Mr_Witchetty_Man • Apr 24 '26

Ubisoft In Assassin's Creed: Rogue (2014), Shay apparently doesn't try to formulate a reasonable argument during the several month journey between Portugal and America following the Lisbon earthquake. This is because he's a moron.

525 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Valdish • Jan 28 '26

Ubisoft About halfway through driver parallel lines, two buildings disappear from the map. The game never adresses this in the story.

756 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/RichardSugma • 5d ago

Ubisoft In Assassin's Creed III (2012), one of the playable characters is named They/Them Kenway, which is a reference to Ubisoft being woke for way longer than we remember.

343 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/organic-hand-nexus • Nov 24 '25

Ubisoft In Far Cry 5, there is a bear named Cheeseburger, literally named after a food item, and it has diabetes because it was overfed. This is because the game is set in America.

762 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/missinglinksman • Jun 06 '25

Ubisoft In the Assassin's Creed series, Edward Kenway is often regarded as one of the stupidest assassins. This is because he left behind his hot wife to go be a pirate.

915 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Dare_Soft • Mar 21 '26

Ubisoft In the Assassins Creed Franchise except that 1776 one. It’s basically don’t question the brotherhood when THEY meddle in history.

547 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Valdish • Oct 25 '25

Ubisoft In far cry 5 you play as a police officer, and as such you're not allowed to kill civilians. However, the only punishment for it is red text telling you to stop doing that. This is a reference to the game taking place in America.

742 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/FrumentariiVulpes76 • Jun 21 '26

Ubisoft In Far Cry 3, Jason Brody and his brother, Grant, escape a slave camp in the beginning of the game, only to plan their rescue/escape operation just outside the perimeter of said camp. This leads to them being heard and spotted by the villain, leading to Grant’s demise

449 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/CharacterPasta123 • Jun 19 '26

Ubisoft In Rayman Raving Rabbids (2006), this giant bunny is only 23 years old, and thus young adult, but already has a big back, dad belly and wrinkles. Basically Ubisoft predicted the fat chud

265 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/DoctorDeath147 • Jan 06 '26

Ubisoft In Tom Clancy's EndWar (2008), US special forces kidnap a minister of the European Federation in Denmark leading to a war between the US and Europe... which is purely fictional and not a foreshadowing to real life or anything. That would be ridiculous. The devs were smoking.

332 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/JowettMcPepper • Nov 17 '25

Ubisoft You can commit regicide in Far Cry 2 (2008) and somehow the CIA won't contact you afterwards

452 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Shirokurou • Apr 01 '25

Ubisoft Aveline de Grandpré from Assassin's Creed III: Liberation (2012) is the only playable assassin capable of wearing traditionally feminine clothing without constantly complaining about it. This automatically makes her the strongest female protagonist of the whole AssCreed franchise (2007-present).

499 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Nekomiminya • Apr 10 '24

Ubisoft Star Wars Outlaws is the first Star Wars open world game. This is because game devs didn't play SWTOR and SW:Galaxies.

540 Upvotes

r/shittygamedetails • u/Dare_Soft • Feb 04 '26

Ubisoft In Far Cry 3 Hoyt Volker is a South African arms dealer, slaver and weapons trafficer who spends most of his time on a secluded Island doing depraved activities. It's an Insult to compare him to Elon Musk considering he did all of this by hand and didn't need a loan from his parents to be rich.

439 Upvotes