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News video games 02 October 2022, 23:17

author: Damian Mista

Nice Gesture by Ubisoft: Games Bought on Stadia Transferable to PC

Ubisoft has informed that it is working on the possibility of moving its games from Stadia to Ubisoft Connect. Google's service will close on January 18, 2023.

The gaming industry says goodbye to Google Stadia, which will be shut down on January 18, 2023. Ubisoft announced that it wants enable gamers to transfer games purchased on the platform to Ubisoft Connect (via The Verge). With this move, gamers who own the company's products are expected to be able to continue enjoying them on PC. However, we don't know many details at the moment.

Ubisoft representative Jessica Roache assured that the company is "currently working" on porting the games to PC and will inform about details, including the impact on Ubisoft+ subscribers, at a later date. For now it has not been revealed what will happen to the progress in games used on Google Stadia, and as we have recently seen from the example of a certain Red Dead Redemption 2 player, who spent almost 6,000 hours in this title - its loss could hurt.

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Source: Twitter / Ubisoft Support.

However, this decision is not dictated by the complete abandonment of users by the owner of Stadia. Google is following a refund policy and by the time the service is shut down it wants to realize most of them, so players can expect to get back the money.

Ubisoft itself plans to invest in streaming gaming, despite the Mountain View giant's abandonment of the project.

"We believe in the power of streaming and cloud gaming, so we will continue to push the frontier to deliver amazing experiences for our players, no matter where they are," Roache said.

Damian Mista

Damian Mista

Has been active on Gamepressure since July 2022. He most often publishes articles about innovations in the world of technology due to his interest in electronic equipment and the ever-changing reality, but he also occasionally tackles topics related to games and movies. He also likes to travel to past epochs. He was drawn to games and writing from a young age, so he would finish various games to later write amateur reviews. He knows all the nooks and crannies of Khorinis, and he has rewatched the Indiana Jones series many times.

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