Assassin’s Creed maker Ubisoft may be planning to expand its latest games to another platform. The game development studio has reportedly announced that it will add a few new titles to Steam in the coming months. According to a report by PCGamer, the company is planning to add games like Far Cry 6, Riders Republic, Rainbow Six Extraction and Monopoly Madness to the Valve-owned game streaming platform.
The report claims that these games may arrive on Steam on May 11, June 8, June 15 and June 22, respectively. These four titles are already available on the desktop. PC gamers can buy these games via Epic Games Store or Ubisoft’s Connect marketplace.
Ubisoft’s plans for Steam
Ubisoft started releasing its game in late 2022 after being absent from the platform for nearly three years. The company added Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Anno 1800 to Steam in 2022. In 2023, Ubisoft rolled out other games like The Division 2 and Watch Dogs: Legion and a few other games on Steam. These titles weren’t previously available on the Valve-owned platform.
The company has to pay Valve up to a 30% cut of sales for every game they sell through Steam. The game developer claimed that it decided not to release new games on Steam as pre-orders for The Division 2 increased by six times on its storefront.
The report claims that these games may arrive on Steam on May 11, June 8, June 15 and June 22, respectively. These four titles are already available on the desktop. PC gamers can buy these games via Epic Games Store or Ubisoft’s Connect marketplace.
Ubisoft’s plans for Steam
Ubisoft started releasing its game in late 2022 after being absent from the platform for nearly three years. The company added Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Anno 1800 to Steam in 2022. In 2023, Ubisoft rolled out other games like The Division 2 and Watch Dogs: Legion and a few other games on Steam. These titles weren’t previously available on the Valve-owned platform.
The company has to pay Valve up to a 30% cut of sales for every game they sell through Steam. The game developer claimed that it decided not to release new games on Steam as pre-orders for The Division 2 increased by six times on its storefront.
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