These changes come in the wake of major criticism of Ubisoft earlier this year. In July, numerous Ubisoft developers around the world — including those at the company's Toronto, Montreal and Quebec studios — came forward to report experiences of sexual harassment and other toxic workplace behaviour. Earlier this month, an anonymous survey found that 25 percent of Ubisoft employees have either seen or experienced workplace misconduct. More recently, the company was also criticized for having imagery in its Tom Clancy: Elite Squad mobile game that likened a fictional terrorist group to the real-life Black Lives Matter movement.