Now the house of one time video gaming behemoth and manufacturer of famous brands like Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy finds itself grappling with major financial headaches. Such games as Star Wars Outlaws were underwhelming for the corporation and significant major delays on products such as Assassin’s Creed Shadows brought about steep dives in the sell of and equity value of shares. This reduced the market capitalization of the company from around $12.17 billion during 2021 to nearly $1.6 billion as January 2025. Strategic reforms in live-service and multiplayer games haven’t managed to bring up the expected profitability, increasing more financial issues further. Accrued debt and massive lay-offs, and how the company now finds itself among the buyout list with some investors like Tencent, indicates to what extent the company is behind in terms of loss. The future of the company depends on innovative game development and efficient resource management to regain its standing in the competitive gaming industry.