It has to be admitted that for the average player, Microsoft's game subscription service Xbox Game Pass (hereinafter referred to as XGP) is becoming more and more popular. Today (January 6), Ubisoft, the largest Game Manufacturer in France, announced that the company's PC game subscription service "Ubisoft+" will land on the Xbox platform in the future. This move is expected to further significantly expand the XGP game library lineup.
"Ubisoft+" is Ubisoft's game subscription service for PC platforms, users only need to pay monthly to get the game and DLC at the first time of the game's release, and then they can continue to get in-game props and other benefits.
In today's press release, Ubisoft officials said that in addition to the Ubisoft+ service landing on Xbox, the latest work in the Rainbow Six series, "Rainbow Six: Xenomorph", which will be released on January 20, will also join the XGP game library on the day of release, and will be available for free for XGP paying users on PC and Xbox platforms.
Previously, Microsoft has obtained the EA subscription service EA Play, and XGP users do not need to pay extra, I don't know if Ubisoft + can free more than 100 games to XGP users after officially landing on Xbox?