If you bought Ubisoft games on Google’s soon-to-be-defunct Stadia platform like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla or Far Cry 6, Ubisoft is trying to figure out a way to.
Facepalm: When Google announced the impending death of Stadia on Thursday, it promised to refund customers but didn’t give developers the same guarantee. Some are left to pick up the pieces, while others pledge to help players move purchases and game progress to other platforms. Players can download progress from Google Takeout.
If you bought Ubisoft games on Google’s soon-to-be-defunct Stadia platform like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla or Far Cry 6, Ubisoft is trying to figure out a way to transfer those purchases to PC. Io Interactive also wants to help Hitman players migrate to other platforms.
Ubisoft promises to share more details on its Stadia migration plans and how the platform’s closure affects customers who subscribed to Stadia through Ubisoft+. Purchases will likely translate into keys for Ubisoft’s launcher since the company doesn’t sell its recent releases on Steam.
In the meantime, users can export their progress files by logging into Google Takeout with the same account they use for Stadia.
