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Ubisoft Podcasts

A guide to how podcasts cover Ubisoft: the shows that reference Ubisoft most, what they focus on, and where to start. 90 episodes across 79 shows in the PlayNext corpus.

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How Ubisoft podcasts differ, and which to try

The clearest Ubisoft coverage comes from gaming-news shows, where one company headline can trigger a much wider argument about platforms, cancellations, design choices, and whether a familiar series still has momentum. Even there, dedicated episodes are scarce. Ubisoft usually shares the running order with several other games, while some shows reach it indirectly through a particular release or developer.

The liveliest company-level discussion

Game Fix Show offers the most direct route. The panel’s brisk, unpolished style suits stories that are still unfolding: quick reactions become disagreements, jokes, memories of older games, and practical judgments about what players are actually getting. Ubisoft receives sustained attention in Playstation and Ubisoft Have A List and returns as an ongoing industry concern in Ubisoft Still Trying.

Expect strong opinions before neat conclusions. Even broader episodes such as What's Worse? Microtransactions or PS Handhelds show the territory this show likes to occupy: business decisions filtered through player frustration, platform loyalty, and irreverent table talk.

DLC is more orderly without becoming stiff. Its hosts frame news clearly, then loosen into a fast, familiar debate with plenty of interruptions and side arguments. On January 26, 2026, Ubisoft appeared inside an especially packed release discussion: Imran Khan: Fable, Forza Horizon 6, Beast of Reincarnation, Kiln, Ubisoft cancels Sands of Time, Dispatch, Ace Attorney Investigations 2, Big Hops, Blightstone, Escape from Ever After, Hack & Climb. That breadth makes the episode useful for hearing the Ubisoft story in the context of everything competing for players’ attention.

The company remains peripheral in Episode 600! Marvel 1943: The Rise of Hydra, Assassin's Creed Hexe delays, Jade Raymond leaves Fairgame$, Upgrades for Switch 2, Capcom Fighting Collection 2, The Slormancer. This is the better show for listeners who want an informed weekly conversation rather than a single-subject investigation.

A technology-stage view

NEXTCONF approaches Ubisoft from a strikingly different direction. The April 7, 2022 episode Gaming in the Metaverse: Ubisoft – New Worlds Builder puts world-building and the metaverse at the centre of the title. The usual cycle of release news and player reaction has its cleanest alternative here, with particular appeal for those curious about how gaming ideas are presented in a technology-conference setting.

That episode also stands largely alone here. Anyone looking for a continuing Ubisoft beat will find more of it on Game Fix Show; NEXTCONF is the focused detour.

Following the games and the people

Dev Diary keeps Ubisoft out of its episode titles and foregrounds named people and projects instead. That makes it a useful indirect route. Episode 119: Nadim Haddad (Karmazoo, Rayman Jungle Run, Rayman Fiesta Run) points toward a conversation organized around a person’s work, while Episode 113: Joe Hobbs (Star Wars Outlaws, The Division 2, Jurassic Park Evolution 2, XDefiant) gathers several projects into one career-shaped entry point.

The same pattern continues with Episode 126: Jamie Smith (The Division, FIFA, Call of Duty Vanguard). Choose Dev Diary when the people attached to individual games sound more interesting than another round of corporate verdicts.

For player-facing discussion, Geekoholics Anonymous Video Game Podcast is warmer and more relaxed. Its Ubisoft-related appearances sit inside busy what-we’ve-been-playing conversations, including Marveling Heroes at a Division's Resurgence – Geekoholics Anonymous Video Game Podcast 526 and Children of the Sun While Assassins Creed from the Shadows of a Ball x Pitt with Marvel Heroes – Geekoholics Anonymous Video Game Podcast 524. These are franchise doorways rather than company profiles, with room for mechanics, personal play habits, tangents, and teasing disagreement.

Weapon Wheel Podcast Network places those games inside platform-heavy news debates. Ubisoft is a passing presence in titles such as Star Wars Outlaws | Stalker 2 | Xbox 360 Store | Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 - Planet Xbox EP 41 and Avowed Delay | PlayStation & Bungie | WB Games | Game Pass | Star Wars Outlaws - Planet Xbox EP 42. The appeal is the argumentative Xbox context surrounding the game, not concentrated Ubisoft analysis.

One genuine outlier is Passport Mommy. Loews Hotel Philadelphia - Your Perfect Spot in Philly! Head to Hershey Park's Candylane; Ubisoft's Just Dance! places Just Dance beside hotels and family attractions. It promises a lighter consumer-and-family segment, useful if that specific game is the attraction, but it is a poor starting point for broader coverage.

Where to start

Start with Game Fix Show’s Ubisoft Still Trying for the most direct, opinionated discussion. Pick DLC’s January 26, 2026 episode for Ubisoft inside a busy week of games news. Try NEXTCONF’s Gaming in the Metaverse: Ubisoft – New Worlds Builder for the technology-stage angle. For a project-and-people route, choose Dev Diary’s Episode 113: Joe Hobbs (Star Wars Outlaws, The Division 2, Jurassic Park Evolution 2, XDefiant).

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