The WHO — the United Nations' public health organization — has put its support behind a gaming industry initiative called #PlayApartTogether.

The winning teams of the tournament receive a grand prize of US$3 million -- a record sum in the history of eSports Quebec.

Laval's Place Bell will host the blossoming Six Invitational eSport gaming tournament with more than 22 million expected to watch the three-day event.

A Montreal-made video game may provide some comfort for those longing to revisit every inch of the church.

Ubisoft got an inside look at the next generation of Montreal game designers at its ninth annual Game Lab Competition.

The Ubisoft office in the Merchants Building is ballooning from 3,500 square feet to almost 20,000.

A professional video game competition is a drawing thousands to Place Bell.

Ubisoft Entertainment, a French company known for games like Assassin's Creed and Prince of Persia, officially opened the doors to its Exchange District studio Thursday.

Quebec's largest city is hosting the biggest video game event in North America: the Montreal International Game Summit.

If you’re not familiar with their work, Ubisoft is the production company behind such massively successful titles as Far Cry and Assassins Creed.