The trial of three former executives from Ubisoft, including Serge Hascoët, Thomas François, and Guillaume Patrux, took place in Bobigny, France, on charges of psychological abuse and sexual harassment. The prosecutor called for suspended sentences and fines, highlighting the serious nature of the accusations. This trial is seen as a significant moment in the #MeToo movement within the video game industry, following an investigation that revealed a culture of harassment at Ubisoft. The defendants denied the allegations, claiming amnesia, while the trial also criticized the lack of accountability for the company and its leadership.