XDefiant is officially offline, after its servers shut down earlier this week. Shortly after the game was shut down, the failed multiplayer shooter's executive producer, Mark Rubin, announced that he would be leaving Ubisoft and the game industry. Rubin, who worked on the original Call of Duty: Modern Warfare games and their remasters before leaving Infinity Ward for Ubisoft to make XDefiant, announced his departure on his personal X account, thanking those who played XDefiant and the former members of the now-shuttered Ubisoft San Francisco who helped build the game along with Rubin. "It's a sad day for fans of […]
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