A Ubisoft+ subscription lets you play the latest and greatest from Ubisoft,
along with many classics from its extensive catalog of games. With the multi-platform access beta, subscribers have been able to play select Ubisoft+ games not only on PC, but on Stadia and Amazon Luna (in select countries) for a single fee. On September 30, starting a new Ubisoft+ subscription with Multi Access will cost C$22.99 per month - but if you sign up for Ubisoft+ and try the multi-platform access beta by September 29, you can lock in special Ubisoft+ Founder pricing and keep it at C$19.99 per month as long as your subscription remains unchanged*. (The Ubisoft+ PC-only subscription will remain available at C$19.99 per month.)
Ubisoft+ is also expanding its reach on Stadia to include Spain, Italy,
Switzerland, Austria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Poland, Ireland, Sweden,
Belgium, Hungary, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, and the Netherlands on
September 1. As a reminder, Ubisoft+ subscribers in the US, Canada, France,
Germany, and the UK can already access Ubisoft+ via Stadia (without the need for
a Stadia Pro subscription), and via Amazon Luna for users in the US across
multiple devices, including Amazon Fire TV (no invitation required).
Just like on PC, Ubisoft+ on Stadia and Luna also features access to premium
editions** of games, new releases like Far Cry 6, Riders Republic and Rainbow
Six Extraction, as well as cross-progression support across platforms thanks to
Ubisoft Connect. Interested? You can sign up at
ubisoftplus.com.
* Changes to Ubisoft+ subscription such as cancellation or plan modification
will result in loss of Founder status, and Multi Access will only be available
at the then-current subscription price.
** Where premium or special editions of the game are indicated (for example:
Ultimate/Gold/Deluxe Editions), editions included in Ubisoft+ may not include
all premium content. Offer subject to change. Ubisoft+ requires a persistent
Internet connection. This allows us to confirm an active subscription.
