Want to Play Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown on Ubisoft Plus? Watch Out, Price Has Gone Up!
Ubisoft has transformed its existing subscription plan. In addition to the name itself, the subscription price has also changed.
The creators of the Assassin's Creed series, Ubisoft, completely unexpectedly changed its current subscription offer. From now on, players will be able to choose from two subscription options: Ubisoft+ Classic and Ubisoft+ Premium.
- From the information on the corporation's website, we learn that the first plan will offer customers access to 50 "iconic games" on PC. For monthly access to the offer, subscribers will have to pay $7.99.
- The second option (formerly Ubisoft+ Multi Access) is much more interesting from the players' point of view, as it will initially give you the chance to play 100 titles in the Premium version i.e. with all DLCs on personal computers and Xbox consoles.
- However, this is not the end, because subscribers of the more expensive variant of the service will receive access to the production on the day of its premiere or earlier (as in the case of Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown). In addition to this, other attractions will be waiting for those interested, such as discounts and monthly prizes.
- You will, however, pay quite handsomely for this one priced at $17.99. As a reminder, so far for the Multi Access option giving access to games on PC and Xbox consoles, Ubisoft has been going for a few bucks less.
Philippe Tremblay, Director of Services at Ubisoft, stated that this amount is adequate for the content that the Premium plan will give to players.
We're talking day one releases, and with games like Prince of Persia, you get early access. We already have Avatar, Assassin's Creed: Mirage all of these games are available to play. That's tremendous value already. And then there's the catalogue, too. Thousands of dollars of games.
And you don't just get access to these games, you get the premium editions. So it's all the added content that comes with that. We have rewards, too. And one of the big advantages with Ubisoft+ is that you get to play these across multiple devices. From one subscription, you can access our titles through PC, Xbox and Amazon Luna â?? explained Tremblay (via GamesIndustry.biz).
Perhaps the higher subscription price is related to the fact that in the future the Premium offer will be enriched with productions from Activision Blizzard. The company representative did not want to reveal details about when this will happen. He only revealed that the company is constantly "working on this offer to provide subscribers with the best possible experience."
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