Ubisoft made two major announcements today. The first is that the company’s subscription service, Ubisoft+, will be coming to Xbox consoles in the future. While
Ubisoft made two major announcements today. The first is that the company’s subscription service, Ubisoft+, will be coming to Xbox consoles in the future. While that’s big enough news on its own, Ubisoft also revealed that Rainbow Six Extraction will be coming to Xbox Game Pass, which is another big win for Microsoft’s own subscription service. Ubisoft, it seems, has gaming subscriptions on the mind today. Image: Ubisoft For now, we don’t know a whole lot about the plan to bring Ubisoft+ to Xbox consoles. Ubisoft was pretty vague about its plans, saying simply that the service will debut on Xbox “in the future.” As a result, we don’t know if Ubisoft+ will be available on Xbox One and Xbox Series X| S or just the latter platforms. However, it’s reasonable to assume it’ll be both, given that many of the games available through Ubisoft+ were made for the Xbox One. Ubisoft+ was revealed at E3 2019 as UPlay+, and it initially launched on PC later that year.
