Ubisoft's 16,600 staff after layoffs equals 70 Warhorse-sized studios, says Kingdom Come director

Summary

Ubisoft has reduced its workforce by about 1,200 people over the past year through layoffs and voluntary reductions, leaving it with approximately 16,600 employees. Kingdom Come: Deliverance director Daniel Vávra notes that this headcount is equivalent to "70 Warhorse-sized studios" (Warhorse Studios has about 250 staff), and suggests that workforce could produce "10 KCD2-sized games released every year." The article highlights the massive scale of Ubisoft even after significant cuts, contrasting it with smaller studios like Warhorse.