Google Stadia has a fairly solid launch lineup of big titles, but that’s going to get a big upgrade in 2020. During its E3 press conference, Ubisoft confirmed that its Uplay+ subscription service will be coming to Google Stadia in 2020, bringing over 100 games with it.
Uplay+ is launching for PC users in September of this year. The $14.99 per month subscription delivers unlimited access to 100+ games from classics like Prince of Persia and Splinter Cell to brand new titles such as Ghost Recon Breakpoint and Watch Dogs: Legion. On top of the games themselves, the subscription also gives access to all add-on content for each game.
The service will be arriving on Google Stadia sometime in 2020, presumably to give Ubisoft a bit more time to make the rest of these titles compatible with Stadia. Some of the publisher’s E3 announcements, such as Watch Dogs: Legion have already been confirmed for Stadia, but there are plenty of previous titles not yet confirmed. Google says that it will confirm more details about how Ubisoft Uplay+ can be used with Stadia closer to the launch.
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This news also comes barely a day after Google’s Phil Harrison confirmed that publishers could have their own subscriptions on top of Stadia. Hopefully, we’ll get more details on this integration in the coming months.
More on Google Stadia:
- Google Stadia Pro explained: Less the Netflix model, more like PlayStation Plus
- Google Stadia games at E3 2019: Watch Dogs: Legion, Avengers, more
- Phil Harrison talks Google’s Stadia commitment, F2P & publisher subscriptions, free multiplayer
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