After announcing the Ubisoft+ subscription service to enter the PlayStation platform last year, Ubisoft once once more announced that the subscription service has officially entered the Microsoft Xbox platform.
The Ubisoft+ subscription service has officially entered Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One game consoles, and also provides subscriptions at a monthly price of NT$339, and can simultaneously play Ubisoft+ collections on the PC platform through Ubisoft Connect, or through the Xbox platform game content.
At present, the Ubisoft+ subscription service has included Ubisoft’s main game works such as “Assassin’s Creed: Viking Age”, “The Division 2”, and “Polar Cry 6”, and can synchronize the progress of cross-platform games in specific games. At the same time, Ubisoft It will also continue to expand the Ubisoft+ subscription service to include game works, including content that can be played on the first day of release, as well as rich expansion content and Ubisoft classic games.
Ubisoft Senior Vice President of Strategic Cooperation and Business Development Chris Early said: “Cooperating with Xbox to launch the Ubisoft+ multi-platform subscription plan on Xbox consoles, in addition to expanding the service targets of our subscription service, it also provides players with more value-added content. and choice. Xbox console gamers can now explore our worlds to the fullest through Ubisoft’s comprehensive game library.”
Sarah Bond, vice president of Creator Experience and Ecosystem at Microsoft, said: “Ubisoft shares our drive to bring more games to more players, and together we are accelerating that vision. With the launch of Ubisoft+ on the Xbox platform With our game subscription service, we’re giving Xbox console gamers another library of diverse games to explore through subscriptions.”
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