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Ubisoft Plus to hit Xbox with Rainbow Six Extraction a day-one Game Pass launch
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The Ubisoft Plus (formerly Uplay+) game subscription service is coming toXboxconsoles. However, unlike EA Play, it won’t be free with Game Pass Ultimate.
The platform, which is already available on PC includes over 100 games, including classics from theFar Cry, Tom Clancy,Assassin’s Creedand Watch Dogs franchises, as well as all of the related DLC and bonus content.
It’s $14.99 on PC (or $17.99 to use on cloud services like Stadia and Luna), but Ubisoft is yet to reveal when the service will launch on Xbox and how much it will cost. However, it’s another string to the Xbox ecosystem’s bow, which PlayStation doesn’t have.
In yet another bonus for Xbox Game Pass (and PC Game Pass) subscribers, will be able to access Ubisoft’s newRainbow Six Extractionas part of their plan on day-one, when it launches on January 20. The game will be full price on the PS4 andPS5.
Rainbow Six Extraction is the new PvE first person shooter that will see counter-terrorist squad dealing with hoards of alien invaders. It’s a spin-off of the Rainbow Six Siege’s Outbreak Mode, which saw players take on waves of mutants.
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The new game builds upon that with teams of up to three players assuming the roles of the 18 operators featured within Rainbow Six Siege.
“By making Rainbow Six Extraction available to Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass members on the day and date of its launch via Xbox Game Pass, we’re demonstrating that we believe in the value and choice that game subscriptions offer to players,” said Chris Early, Ubisoft’s Senior Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Business Development in ablog post.
“Rainbow Six Extraction for Xbox Game Pass and PC Game Pass members is just the beginning. Ultimately, we will offer the Ubisoft+ subscription service to Xbox owners so that they can enjoy the full extent of our Ubisoft+ game library, including new releases, on their consoles.”
Chris Smith is a freelance technology journalist for a host of UK tech publications, including Trusted Reviews. He’s based in South Florida, USA. …
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