As is often the case, Ubisoft is offering gamers to discover its latest major releases for a free trial. This new offer might be interesting if you have time ahead.
Publishers regularly offer players the opportunity to discover their titles without breaking the bank. Whether through trials lasting several hours via the PS Plus Premium, demos before publication or temporary availability, there is no shortage of possibilities. Offers are often limited to a single platform, but Ubisoft aims to break down barriers by letting you tame one of its latest major releases for a few days, regardless of your console. Yes, it’s not just PS5 and Xbox series players who can enjoy it.
Far Cry 6 free to play on PS5 and Xbox Series
Far Cry 6 will be free for a few more days. Ubisoft is offering a catch-up session for those who haven’t been able to try the latest episode during the many testing events. This time there are no restrictions, players from all walks of life can experience the tropical region of Yara whether they are on PS5, Xbox Series, PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Also no condition in terms of content. In fact, the entire base game is accessible, especially the missions crossover
The game is free from 16 to 20 February 2023 unconditionally, except having a machine that can turn it. Far Cry 6’s main campaign takes around twenty hours to complete. This new test will therefore allow the most relentless to complete the main story. For others who want to continue their adventure, there are great discounts on all editions during this time. Discounts ranging from 60% to 70% knowing that the latest expansion Lost Between Worlds is also on sale at -50%. Progress will of course remain.
For the record, Far Cry 6 pushes you to confront a dictator from the Caribbean island of Yara, played by Giancarlo Esposito (breaking Bad, The Mandalorian). A title that has seduced us for its generous menu and activities, its endearing cast, its story punctuated with well-made twists and its always addictive gameplay, far from revolutionizing the series.
