Ubisoft yesterday announced that PvE co-op shooter Rainbow Six: Xeno will join the XGP lineup when it debuts on January 20, and its subscription service Ubisoft+ will also land on Xbox in the future. But according to a Ubisoft spokesperson, they don't have plans to get Ubisoft+ to other platforms like PlayStation.
Ubisoft+ is currently available on the PC platform (not supported in the country), and players can play more than 100 Ubisoft games, including the latest masterpieces, after subscribing to the service for $14.99 per month, and unlock new games and DLC content on the day of release, as well as more rewards such as game interior items and power-up items.
After the news that the Ubisoft+ service will land on the Xbox platform in a future XGPU-independent form was announced, many players began to speculate whether the subscription service would also have the opportunity to land on the PlayStation platform. However, a Ubisoft spokesperson responded to the question by saying: "At the moment we have no news about other platforms to share. ”
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