Ubisoft, a major player in the gaming industry, has recently revamped its subscription model, introducing a new premium tier while also catering to fans of classic games. The company’s latest move in the gaming subscription landscape reflects a growing trend towards diversified offerings, allowing gamers to choose a plan that best suits their interests and budgets.
Users will have to pay $17.99 for premium, and $7.99 for the Classics subscription
The new “Ubisoft+ Premium” subscription, priced at $17.99 per month, is a significant update from the previous Multi-Access and PC Access options. This premium tier offers subscribers immediate access to the latest games, including the much-anticipated “Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown.” Along with early access to new releases, the premium tier provides exclusive editions and monthly perks, making it an attractive option for dedicated Ubisoft fans.
In contrast, Ubisoft has also introduced “Ubisoft+ Classics,” a more budget-friendly option at $7.99 per month, available on PC via the Ubisoft Store. This service is a curated selection of popular games from Ubisoft’s back catalog, including hits like “Far Cry 6,” “Rainbow Six Siege,” and “Watch Dogs: Legion.” This tier is a nod to gamers who appreciate the classics or those who may want to explore Ubisoft’s rich gaming history at a lower cost.
An exciting future development for Ubisoft+ is the anticipated addition of the Activision Blizzard catalog. This move comes as Ubisoft takes over Activision’s cloud gaming rights from Microsoft, following the tech giant’s $69 billion acquisition of the “Call of Duty” maker. This expansion will further enrich Ubisoft’s offerings, making it a more comprehensive gaming destination.
Philippe Tremblay, Ubisoft’s Director of Subscription, notes the success of the Ubisoft+ program, citing popular titles like “Assassin’s Creed” and “Rainbow Six” as key drivers. He highlights the attractiveness of the Ubisoft+ Classics tier, emphasizing the growing catalog and the opportunity for players to delve into more of Ubisoft’s immersive worlds.
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