The continued international effort to hammer Russia with economic sanctions and further dissuasions from the ongoing conlict has brought a lot of major forces and organizations together in support Ukraine’s freedom and safety. They join the likes of Electronic Arts, Microsoft, CD Projekt RED, 11 bit studios, and GSC Game World to name a few. Take-Two Interactive and Ubisoft are a little late to the punch, but it can largely be considered a “better late than never situation”. Learn more about our measures to support the safety and wellbeing of our teams, as well as the total donation of 200,000 EUR we're making to and Ubisoft March 1, 2022 With Take-Two Interactive behind the much-beloved Grand Theft Auto and GTA Online and Ubisoft behind a great deal of major franchises including Rainbow Six, Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and more, it’s hefty array of popular gaming that will be unavailable in the country while these suspensions go on.

Take-Two Interactive will also stop sales in Belarus for the time being. Both publishers are set to cease new sales in Russia as the war continues. Take-Two Interactive also spoke to its own decision regarding the situation in a statement to PC Gamer. Ubisoft officially announced its decision to suspend sales in Russia via a blog post on its own website speaking on how the company is working to support Ukraine and its employees there. Both publishers have officially announced that they will suspend new sales in Russia immediately in support of Ukraine. This week, Take-Two Interactive and Ubisoft join that growing list. As Russia continues its war on Ukraine, bringing about a major humanitarian crisis, so too have many major organizations around the world been acting to challenge Russia and support Ukraine alongside.

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