Splinter Cell Remake recreation director David Grivel has departed Ubisoft after over a decade.

The veteran developer broke the information on Linkedin and mentioned that after greater than 11 years on the French writer it is now time to “go on a brand new journey.”

“11 years is a very long time and summing it up in a single publish is quasi-impossible however I have to say, I’ve been fortunate. Lucky to work with so many nice individuals through the years. Made so many pals,” he wrote.

“From Ubisoft Paris (Ghost Recon Future Soldier), to Ubisoft Toronto (Splinter Cell Blacklist, Assassin’s Creed Unity, Far Cry Primal, 5, 6 and Splinter Cell Remake), I’ve had the chance to work on many franchises that I really like as a gamer.

“And so, I wish to give a heartfelt thanks to everybody I labored with at Ubisoft and say ‘au revoir.’ This is just not ‘adieu’ for ours is a small business so I’m wanting ahead to our paths crossing once more sooner or later.”

Grivel joined Ubisoft in 2011 to work on Ghost Recon Future Soldier as a recreation designer, earlier than shifting onto different tasks similar to Splinter Cell: Blacklist and Assassin’s Creed Unity.

He was finally named lead recreation designer on Far Cry Primal and Far Cry 6, earlier than being appointed recreation director on Splinter Cell Remake at Ubisoft Toronto.

Splinter Cell Remake was introduced final yr and can, in response to Ubisoft, be “rebuilt from the bottom up utilizing Ubisoft’s personal Snowdrop engine to ship new-generation visuals and gameplay.” There’s at the moment no phrase on when the title is anticipated to launch.