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Ubisoft Plus on Xbox: What you need to know before you sign up

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Ubisoft Plus is a subscription service that has been making waves in the gaming community for a while now. With its impressive library of games and new releases, it has become a popular choice for gamers looking for an affordable way to access their favorite titles. And now, after much anticipation, Ubisoft Plus is finally launching on Xbox Series X/Series S and Xbox One.

The subscription service offers players access to over 60 games on Xbox, including new releases on launch day. However, compared to the PC version of the service, Xbox players will have access to a smaller library of games. On PC, subscribers can enjoy more than 100 games, giving them a wider selection to choose from.

Despite this limitation, the subscription may still be a great option for fans of Ubisoft games. The service offers a variety of popular titles, including Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and Watch Dogs, as well as access to new releases on launch day.

To use Ubisoft Plus on Xbox, gamers will need to sign up for the Multi-Access plan, which costs $17.99 per month. This plan allows subscribers to play on Xbox, PC, and Amazon’s Luna cloud gaming service, providing greater flexibility and access to games across multiple devices.

Ubisoft Plus for Xbox has been in development for quite some time, with Ubisoft first announcing its plans to bring the service to Microsoft’s consoles in January 2022. Now that it’s finally available, Xbox users will have another subscription option to choose from when it comes to gaming. Microsoft offers its own Xbox Game Pass subscription, which provides access to a broad range of games from Microsoft and other developers. Additionally, EA has its EA Play subscription, which is available on its own or bundled with Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and PC Game Pass subscriptions.


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