Ubisoft+: Rumor: Xbox launch imminent

There has long been speculation that Ubisoft’s Ubisoft+ game subscription could also come to consoles and the Xbox in particular. If you believe a reliable insider, then it will soon be time.

Xbox gamers may soon have even more game selection in the form of a subscription model, because according to reports Ubisoft + will apparently make the leap to the Xbox consoles. Corresponding speculation has been around for a long time, but an insider now says that it should really be time very soon.

Ubisoft+ originally launched as Uplay+ in 2019 and has grown in popularity since then. The subscription model gives you access to Ubisoft’s first-party games, including new releases. In this respect, Ubisoft+ is comparable to Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass or EA’s EA Play.

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active journalist Jez Corden that Ubisoft+ on Xbox “is most likely imminent” – and Corden is well connected in Microsoft matters and regularly hits the mark. According to the insider, it is still unclear whether Ubisoft+ will start as an independent service on the Xbox console or as part of the Xbox Game Pass. As a reminder: EA Play has also been available on the Xbox for some time now and was integrated into the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate at no additional cost.

Corden’s insider report fits that the last rumors about Ubisoft+ on the Xbox revolved around a possible launch in mid-April with a total of 63 games – so that would fit together perfectly. If it really happens, players will get top titles like Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla or Far Cry 6 right at the launch.

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