Ubisoft has launched The Player Council, a new platform designed to bring players into the testing process at earlier stages of development. Members will gain access to experimental builds, including early concepts, prototypes, and ongoing live experiences, with the explicit purpose of providing direct feedback to development teams. The initiative represents Ubisoft's effort to integrate community input during formative phases rather than relying solely on traditional closed testing or post-launch feedback channels.
- The platform grants participants hands-on time with unfinished work across the full spectrum of Ubisoft's internal pipeline, from rough concepts onward.
- Direct developer feedback loops aim to shape games during active development rather than after launch.
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Game Developer
· Aug 26, 15:50 UTC
Ubisoft debuts Player Council platform to expand early game development feedback
Player Council members will be invited to test 'early concepts, prototypes, and live experiences.'
Gamesindustry
· Aug 26, 13:30 UTC
Ubisoft announces playstest platform The Player Council
Ubisoft has announced the soft launch of The Player Council, a platform where players can test games and give feedback directly to developers.