Ubisoft wants you to try its subscription service, Ubisoft+, for free on PC from now until October 10th.
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One of the many announcements that came out of last night's Ubisoft Forward was this: Ubisoft is offering gamers the opportunity to "play their favorite franchises, challenge themselves and their friends, or create new worlds on PC with Ubisoft+.".
There are two levels: you can either limit your access to the computer, where you have 30 days to try out its library, premium editions and 100+ games, or you can choose “multi access” which offers the same but also the option to play on Google Stadia via cloud gaming.
“Play on any desktop , tablet or mobile device,” Ubisoft explains. “The Multi Access plan is the best option for playing on any device without worrying about downloading or your computer specs . ”
30 days is more than what a subscription service usually offers, and it's plenty of time to finish that Assassin's Creed game you started but didn't finish, or try out the DLC you missed. As always, though, you'll be charged at the end of the period if you don't cancel in time, and unfortunately, PC and Stadia are the only platforms currently available.
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In other Ubisoft news: Assassin's Creed Mirage is set to release in 2023 – we don't have an exact release date yet – and has been confirmed to be coming to PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, and Xbox One. Ubisoft also confirmed that Assassin's Creed Mirage will be released on PC via the Ubisoft Store and Epic Games Store.
Source of information: eurogamer.net
