Ubisoft Plus, the video game subscription service by the French game publisher, is reportedly launching soon on Xbox. This news has been welcomed by Xbox users who are eagerly waiting to play some of their favorite Ubisoft titles.
According to the reliable source, Jez Corden, Ubisoft Plus is imminent on Xbox. This comes following rumours that the service, which is currently only available on PlayStation for console users, would come to Xbox back in February.
I read that as Ubisoft + Xbox and I got excited. Will Ubisoft+ be added onto XBGP or will it be its own service?
— Kieran/Mega. 🏆 (@MegaVSPrimus) April 6, 2023
When asked about a potential integration into Xbox Game Pass like EA Play, Jez Corden also hints the integration of Ubisoft Plus with Game Pass is not confirmed yet. This suggests that Ubisoft and Xbox might be negotiating the terms of their partnership, even though Ubisoft Plus is ready to join the Xbox platform.
The launch of Ubisoft’s subscription service on Xbox will be a major development for Xbox gamers. Xbox Game Pass, the subscription service from Microsoft, already offers access to a large collection of games, including many from Ubisoft.
Ubisoft Plus will increase the number of games available through subscriptions making it easier than ever for Xbox users to enjoy Ubisoft games like Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and more for a cheap price.
Xbox consumers will also benefit from day one release of upcoming Ubisoft titles, which is another benefit of Ubisoft’s subscription service. This is great for gamers eager to get their hands on new games and be the first to play them.
The official announcement from Ubisoft might come soon, especially since the company has an extensive lineup of flagship titles in the pipeline. Ubisoft recently revealed that the much-awaited Assassin’s Creed Mirage is slated for release at some point this year, while the previously delayed Skull and Bones is anticipated to drop in 2023.
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