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    A whole week of free access to over 100 games.
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    If you aren't subscribed to Ubisoft+, and I don't know any who are, you can try it out for free for a week. According to Ubisoft, those who subscribe between now (April 12) and 9AM (UTC) on May 11 will get a free week of access to Ubisoft+.

    This is worded really oddly, so I'm not sure if you do or do not need to "subscribe" to Ubisoft+, complete with a credit card, to get this free week and then cancel before they charge you $14.99 for a full month. I didn't take the steps to try this out yet myself so I just do not know.

    If you feel like taking the plunge, you can. Ubisoft+ gives access to over 100 Ubisoft games, season passes, and expansions for games. This looks to include newer games like Far Cry 6, Rainbow Six Extraction, and Assassin's Creed Valhalla. If you really want, you can try out the version of Ubisoft+ that lets you play through Stadia or Amazon Luna. Doesn't that just sound fantastic?

    Ubisoft+ is offering a free week-long trial to new subscribers, making now the best time to jump into the subscription service. The sign-up period runs from April 12 at 9am UTC to May 11 at 9am UTC, and anyone who subscribes within that time frame will get access to the full seven-day free trial. Ubisoft+ can be accessed on PC, Stadia, and Amazon Luna in select countries, and offers new game releases and monthly rewards in addition to its vast library of titles.

    Ubisoft+ has over 100 PC titles in its library for players to explore, and subscriptions offer access to season passes, DLCs, and expansions, as well as day-one access to Ubisoft’s AAA titles. Subscribers can join the Yaran rebellion in Far Cry 6, race through US National Parks-inspired landscapes in Riders Republic, and attempt to thwart fate in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla’s Dawn of Ragnarök expansion, as well as play through classic Ubisoft series like Rayman, Prince of Persia, and many more.
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