Claims that Ubisoft Plus can be added to the Xbox Game Pass service have been raised once again. First, in the early days of 2021, there were reports that Microsoft had knocked on Ubisoft’s door for this partnership, but it was not official afterwards. New rumors about the Ubisoft Plus Xbox Game Pass partnership have been raised once again in recent hours.
Will Ubisoft Plus be added to the Xbox Game Pass service?
It was previously claimed by Jez Corden, editor of Windows Central, that this service, where we can play Ubisoft games, will be added to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscriptions. Jez Corden said earlier this year that the likelihood of a union was high, but declined to share his sources. Microsoft, which maintains a similar partnership with EA Games, is allegedto have begun negotiations with Ubisoft to further strengthen its hand this time around.
EA Play was added to the Xbox Game Pass system
The EA Play Game Pass collaboration was announced last year, and productions from the EA Games brand were added to Microsoft’s subscription service. In fact, this procrastination and eager wait in the PC version ended recently, and EA Games games were also offered to gamers using Game Pass on PC. Microsoft, which is very pleased with this association, has knocked on Ubisoft’s door to expand its library. If this deal is announced, players will have actually reached a large library with a Game Pass Ultimate membership.
There are currently two different membership models for Xbox Game Pass. With a monthly price tag of $9.99, gamers can use the Xbox Game Pass service on the PC or console side. The Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription allows you to use this service on both PC and console, as well as ea play games with an Xbox Live Gold subscription. The price of this subscription pact was $14.99 per month. This means that if Ubisoft Plus games are added to this service, gamers with Ultimate subscriptions will be able to access Ubisoft’s games on this service for free at the same price.
