Tag: Ubisoft

Yet another incompatibility issue arrives for the latest Windows 11 24H2 update.

Ubisoft isn't deleting your inactive account filled with games, but the outrage at that possibility still has merit.

Far Cry 6 is here, and it demands powerful hardware. In our performance guide, we'll walk you through how to find the best settings to optimize your frame rate.

Ubisoft+ has finally come to Stadia. The $14.99/month subscription service gives you access to over 100 games from the publisher on PC. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for Stadia, where it only provides access to the 15 titles currently on the platform.That should come as no surprise, given the fact that if a game doesn’t exist on the platform, you naturally won’t be able to play it. Still, it’s kind of a bummer. Regardless, if you’re an Ubisoft+ subscriber, you can still have full access to the library on PC, and now you can use Stadia to play on your TV with supported hardware or on your mobile phone. A full list of the supported titles can be found below.Assassin’s Creed Odyssey – Stadia Ultimate EditionAssassin’s Creed Valhalla Ultimate EditionFamily FeudFar Cry New Dawn Deluxe EditionFar Cry 5 Ultimate EditionGhost Recon Wildlands Ultimate Stadia EditionImmortals: Fenyx Rising Gold EditionMonopolyThe Crew 2 – Gold EditionThe Division 2: Warlords of New York Ultimate EditionTom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint – Ultimate EditionTrials Rising – Digital Gold EditionUNO Ultimate EditionWatch Dogs 2: Ultimate EditionWatch Dogs Complete EditionWatch Dogs: LegionTo get started, link your Ubisoft+ account with your Stadia account. It doesn’t matter if you’re a Pro user or a free user, you’ll still be able to play Ubisoft+ titles with a free account at 1080p 30fps with stereo sound or at up to 4K HDR 60fps with 5.1 sound on Pro accounts.If the link is turning up an error page for you, like it is for me, that’s because support is still rolling out at the moment. As with all things Google, it is released in stages and we have to be patient for our turn.Ubisoft and Stadia have had a strong relationship since Google first started flirting with the idea of cloud gaming. In fact, the first game to get tested on the platform was Assassin’s Creed Odyssey from the French game publisher.Since that test, we’ve seen major Ubisoft titles land on Stadia with day one releases, and even exclusive demos like the one for Immortals Fenyx Rising, a game you can still play for free without a subscription on Stadia right now.For that reason, it seems shocking that it took so long for Ubisoft+ integration on the platform, especially when Amazon’s Luna cloud gaming service already has access. Whatever the case, at least it’s finally here, and if you’re an Ubisoft+ subscriber you can now enjoy 15 Ubisoft titles anywhere Stadia is supported.

Join DT Live as we discuss Facebook security issues, Ubisoft's plan to help rebuild Notre Dame, and more. We are also joined by Emily Teteut of Snap the Gap, Jennifer Sendrow of New York Public Radio, and DJ and producer Zeke Thomas.The post Digital Trends Live: Facebook data security, Ubisoft helps Notre Dame, and more appeared first on Digital Trends.

Ubisoft showcased 10 games during its press conference leading up to the E3 gaming show. Some of the goodies making an appearance included Fox McCloud in the Nintendo Switch version of "Starlink: Battle for Atlas," and more.The post Here’s everything Ubisoft showcased during its E3 2018 presentation appeared first on Digital Trends.

Ubisoft pulled the curtain back a little further on the massively ambitious Beyond Good & Evil 2. During a Twitch

The newest update for Assassin's Creed: Origins is a control panel that lets you adjust many of the settings in the game, such as health, enemy awareness, attack strength, and even the number of animals you can tame.The post The Animus Control Panel opens a dev toolbox for ‘Assassin’s Creed: Origins’ appeared first on Digital Trends.