Ubisoft+ is one of the biggest game bundles right now. Using this plan, players can access a plethora of Ubisoft titles for a nominal monthly subscription fee. Now, a startling announcement is likely to increase the number of users for the plan drastically. Ubisoft has announced that several Activision-Blizzard titles will now be available with the subscription plan. These games will be given Ubisoft cloud streaming rights as soon as Microsoft completes the takeover of Activision-Blizzard.

The announcement has brought smiles to a lot of faces since all games of Activision-Blizzard will be available through Ubisoft+. What’s more, games that will release 15 years after the acquisition will also come to the Ubisoft cloud streaming platform, making things even more interesting.

Ubisoft+ upgrade makes it quite the deal

Using the Ubisoft+ Multi Access subscription, fans can download and play Ubisoft titles as they please. Furthermore, the subscription will also allow you to stream Activision-Blizzard titles on more than one platform, including PC, Amazon Luna, and across Xbox consoles. To do so on the PlayStation platform, you can use the Ubisoft+ Classics subscription plan. Ubisoft’s new plans for the Ubisoft+ will allow players to be able to access a ton of titles, both classic as well as new releases.

Ubisoft is looking to make the most out of cloud streaming services and enable players to access content on multiple platforms and devices. This will increase the range of consoles or devices where you can play games without lesser restrictions.

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Ubisoft’s Senior Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development, Chris Early, says the company is dedicated to delivering the best experience to their fans irrespective of which device they’re using to game.

More reasons for the new subscription plan

Ubisoft has become one of the biggest developer studios in the world. Multiple franchises including Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry have made the studio achieve legendary status among the fans. While the current announcement may come as a surprise to most gamers, there may be more to the matter than what meets the eye.

Microsoft has decided to sell cloud streaming rights to Ubisoft in the UK, in an apparent move to appease the CMA. Despite Microsoft receiving a green signal for the Activision-Blizzard takeover in the US, the EU decision is still not delivered, leaving the Xbox makers in troubled waters.

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