Ubisoft today announced that its Uplay+ video game subscription service is now officially available for Windows PCs for Rs. To celebrate the launch, the company is offering a free trial period from September 999rd to September 3th, which will give users unlimited access to over a hundred games, including all available DLC and various additional content, if any.
Ubisoft is going to compete with other gaming companies such as Electronic Arts, Microsoft and Sony in the game subscription services market, and Uplay+ will be used as one of the content sources in Google Stadia in 2020. True, with the latter it is not clear how Ubisoft and Google will share the proceeds, since both services involve the purchase of subscriptions, which in total can be somewhat more expensive than many potential customers would like.
All Uplay+ subscribers will automatically have access to the pre-test and early access programs for future games from the company and its partners, including the beta version of Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint, which begins testing on September 5 and lasts only 3 days.
βWe're committed to giving players the freedom to choose how they want to access their favorite, classic, new and upcoming games from our catalog,β said Brenda Panagrossi, VP of Platform and Product Management. βIn September, PC players will be able to try and test Uplay+ for free to see if itβs right for them.β
You can watch the official Uplay+ trailer below.
Source: 3dnews.ru