Xbox Could Soon Get The Ubisoft Plus Subscription Service

Microsoft may introduce Ubisoft Plus to Xbox consoles in the next few days, according to certain hints in the Xbox shop. Almost a year ago, Ubisoft announced that the subscription service would be accessible on Xbox. Ubisoft has been offering its Ubisoft Plus membership service on Xbox for almost a year now. A few Ubisoft games have appeared on PlayStation Plus since it was first launched for PlayStation, but otherwise, nothing has happened. Xbox owners may soon be able to access Ubisoft+ via their consoles if a recent rumor from Insider Gaming is true. Photo Credit: YouTube The Xbox Store's backend has undergone some minor adjustments, which have led to the display of current Ubisoft games like Far Cry 6 as free-to-play, according to industry expert @MauroNL3. It would have been easy to write it off as a one-time promotion if some in-game DLC hadn't appeared alongside it. This demonstrates that Microsoft is modifying the Xbox Store to include Ubisoft Plus games. Ubisoft may be planning to divide Ubisoft Plus into several categories, thereby breaking the one-size-fits-all strategy it has used up until this point, according to a recent GOG survey (via Gamerant). Also Read: Gamers Outreach and Xbox aim to aid children in recovery The more expensive plans will probably be the only ones to offer some of the more lucrative extras, including the chance to play AAA games right away. Although one of the more affordable plans might end up being combined with Game Pass, Xbox owners will almost probably have to pay for the service separately. Photo Credit: Polygon The aforementioned modifications nicely coincide with the upcoming Developer Direct event, which is set for January 25. Microsoft might formally announce the debut of Ubisoft Plus on Xbox in addition to presenting its 2023 exclusives, such as Redfall and Forza Motorsport. Mauro predicts that the program will launch on Xbox systems no later than January 16, though. Given that the integration was mentioned a while ago, this isn't completely out of the question.