Specifically, Ubisoft Shanghai is looking for a Senior Brand Manager to work with the pre-existing team of developers to help reinvigorate the Might & Magic franchise. While there's no telling yet what this new Might & Magic title will entail, the job listing does make it clear that the proper production pipeline is yet to be set up. Now, though, with Ubisoft Shanghai making it clear that it's working on an entirely new Might & Magic AAA release, it seems that the company may be looking into giving the franchise another lease on life. RELATED: Ubisoft Singapore Responds to Workplace Misconduct Report Findings A major issue with Legacy was that it was a dungeon crawling game, rather than a fully-fledged turn-based strategy that fans had grown to love. The last Might & Magic game that Ubisoft developed and published was released in 2014 - Might & Magic X: Legacy - to mostly favorable reviews, though the community wasn't too thrilled about it. The popular publisher's Shangai studio is looking for a new veteran game developer to "champion the brand marketing and product marketability" for its new project. Ubisoft seems to be looking into revitalizing its classic Might & Magic franchise in the future, according to the company's latest job listings.
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