As 2020 finally approaches its end, some of the year’s biggest video games are hitting the market. Today, Ubisoft is releasing its latest installment in the Assassin’s Creed series, the much-anticipated Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, and it’s launching day one on Stadia.
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Ubisoft has a few big titles releasing before the end of the year and to kick things off, the latest Watch Dogs game is hitting the scene. Watch Dogs: Legion is now available on Google Stadia.
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Ubisoft has a ton of killer titles, but getting them all isn’t cheap. For a while, the company has been developing “UPlay+,” a $14.99/month subscription service with access to over 100 games including brand new releases. Now, that service is being rebranded as Ubisoft+, and it finally has a launch date of November 10th — except for on Stadia.
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Ubisoft publishes some of the biggest video games in the world and, today, the company is announcing something new. Ubisoft Connect brings player services and a bunch of features for all of the company’s games under a single roof, and it even works with Google Stadia.
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Ubisoft has been one of the biggest supporters of Google Stadia to date, and another new game is on its way. In about a month, Family Feud is headed to Google Stadia.
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In 2019, Ubisoft showed off a new title by the name of Gods & Monsters. After a lengthy delay, the game is finally releasing on Stadia and other platforms this holiday season under a new name — Immortals: Fenyx Rising.
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Ubisoft has been one of Google’s biggest partners for Stadia and, today, the company announced that one of its upcoming titles, Far Cry 6, would be making its way to Stadia alongside other consoles.
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Before its full launch, the tech that powers Google Stadia was demoed using Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Odyssey. Now, Ubisoft is prepping the next Assassin’s Creed title, Valhalla, and it’s arriving on Google Stadia later this year alongside next-gen consoles.
Ubisoft is one of Google’s major partners when it comes to providing streaming content. During its fiscal year 2020 earnings call today, Ubisoft provided a quick update on Stadia’s performance, and how the studio is taking advantage of the cloud for development amid COVID-19 and WFH.
Nvidia’s GeForce Now seemed like the game streaming service that ticked all the right boxes, but a couple of months after its launch, the story is very different. After countless games were stripped by developers from the service, Nvidia GeForce Now is going to be completely free through June. At the same time, Ubisoft is pledging full support for the platform.
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.
Google Stadia isn’t launching til November, but there are going to be quite a few big titles coming to the platform. With E3 going on, we’re learning of more big titles coming out. Here are the biggest titles from E3 2019 that are confirmed for Google Stadia, along with those getting new content when they hit the platform.
Google and Ubisoft have today announced Agones, an in-development game server hosting project. Agones, which appropriately means “contest” in greek, is powered by Google-made Kubernetes, which is an open source system “for building complex workloads and distributed systems.”
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Ubisoft unveiled the above teaser for the critically acclaimed “From Dust” videogame by Creative Designer Eric Chahi and announced it is coming to the Google Chrome browser next month.
“Chrome users will be able to play a High-End console game within their very own Google Chrome browser,” contended Ubisoft, the game’s developer.
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