Ubisoft Store Offers 230 games and DLCs with up to 75% discount

The troubled French publisher is also seeing prices plummet over the holidays. A number of games in the gaming giant’s catalog are reduced. In addition to current titles, there is also a lot for retro fans to pick up.

Ubisoft launches gaming discounts for Christmas

The big Christmas campaign is already in full swing on Steam. For example, EA is making fans of Command & Conquer, Battlefield and Mass Effect happy with its Advent sale with big discounts. The annual campaign between Advent and New Year has also started at Epic, as part of which a total of 16 games are being given away.

Ubisoft has now started its winter sale and is offering its customers… Ubisoft Store Discounts of up to 75 percent. Of course, the big franchises like Assassin’s Creed and Far Cry are also included. A total of 230 titles and DLCs from Anno 1404 to Watch Dogs Legion are cheaper than usual.

New and old titles on offer

Current games such as Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown or The Crew Motorfest are offered at a significant discount. Retro fans will also get their money’s worth. For example, the various settler parts are each available with a 75 percent discount for 1.25 or 2.25 euros. In addition, the Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition is 30 percent cheaper at 13.99 euros. At the end you can get an additional 20 percent discount on the entire shopping cart using the voucher code HOLIDAY20.

For example, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Skull and Bones and Star Wars Outlaws can be bought for a total of 78 euros. The offers are available now and run until January 2, 2025 at 3 p.m. German time. However, there are some limitations. The promotion does not apply to virtual currencies, pre-orders, subscription services or in-games and cannot be used in conjunction with loyalty programs. But it’s definitely worth a look just because of the variety of offers.

Stumbling giant

Ubisoft can certainly make good use of the income. The French publisher has been in crisis for some time. Recently there were even talks about a buyout. Shareholder Tencent would like more control over financial decisions. However, the Guillemot family, who run the company, rejects this.