Hello!

Last week Thursday (September 12th) I went to the humane society to adopt a new guinea pig. I was looking around and in one of the rooms I saw a sign that said "Welcome Ubisoft". The staff were giving a team a tour of the facility. I'm not sure if they were researching animals, or how the humane society in general operates. I looked at their upcoming titles (see enclosed .png), and none of them look like things that would involve animals or the humane society.

"Watch Dogs is a title with an animal in the name"

The game is about hackers.

Edit: I forgot to mention that when I saw the sign, I was actually dumb enough to think that was someone's name.

Doesn't stop marketing teams from getting "creative" with the game's title.

Ubisoft is run by lizard people and they were just shopping for food.

Maybe it was simply a visit from Ubisoft at the humane society, to hand over a donation.

Big (and some small) companies do that more or less regularly, you know.

To show that they are part of the community, in which they reside with their business.

Beyond Good and Evil 2 involves talking animals, but I doubt the visit was related to research for a particular game.

It never occurred to me the visit might be for charity purposes. Thanks for bringing it up.