Ubisoft+ Subscriptions Are Currently Available for Just $6

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Now seems like a great time for Ubisoft fans to check out the French publishing giant’s game subscription service. From now until June 22, gamers can sign up for Ubisoft+ for just $6, a nice discount of $8.99 from its traditional monthly price of $14.99. The Ubisoft+ catalog comprises over 100 games on PC, which include newer blockbusters such as Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Immortal Fenyx Rising, and Watch Dogs Legion. Note that the introductory price of $6 will revert to regular pricing after the first month.



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[Burticus]

All the Far Cry and *** Creed nobody would ever want, for only $6 a month? Bargain! /s

 

[Grimlakin]

Meh I enjoy.both of those franchises. To each their own. But I'd rather pay outright. Subs are always missing add-ons. Thats how they trick you. Even MS does that.

 

[MadMummy76]

Meh I enjoy.both of those franchises. To each their own. But I'd rather pay outright. Subs are always missing add-ons. Thats how they trick you. Even MS does that.

That's how they trick you into buying the "gold" edition, or whatever, only to realize that the bonus ingame items are useless and by the time any dlc comes out you can get it at half the price you paid for the ultimate season pass edition, if you still want it. It is pointless to get anything but the most basic edition of any ubisoft game.

 

[Grimlakin]

That's how they trick you into buying the "gold" edition, or whatever, only to realize that the bonus ingame items are useless and by the time any dlc comes out you can get it at half the price you paid for the ultimate season pass edition, if you still want it. It is pointless to get anything but the most basic edition of any ubisoft game.

Oh I don't buy them on release. The last ultimate edition I bought from them was 30 bucks. I'll put it down as gifts if the family demands it for holidays and such.