Sony PlayStation Plus will receive Ubisoft+ soon: here is the list of games that will also appear

Ubisoft has confirmed that their subscription service will be coming to PlayStation in the near future, offering access to over 100 games, content packs and rewards. In addition to Ubisoft+, the publisher has also confirmed that their newest service, Ubisoft+ Classics, will be part of PlayStation Plus starting May 24.

PlayStation Plus will include Ubisoft+ Classics, which offers players access to a select selection of popular titles including Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, The Division, For Honor, and Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon. The service will launch with 27 games on PlayStation Plus and that list is expected to grow to 50 by the end of 2022.

PlayStation Plus recently announced a lineup of games available to Extra and Premium/Deluxe subscribers, which included a number of Ubisoft’s flagship AAA titles, including the aforementioned Assassin’s Creed Valhalla.

Ubisoft + Classics catalog will be part of PlayStation Plus at launch

Ubisoft+ Classics catalog on PlayStation Plus at launch:

• Assassin’s Creed Valhalla
• For honor
• Crew 2
• Child of Light
• Eagle flight
• Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
• Far Cry 3 remaster
• Far Cry 4
• Legendary fishing
• Risk: urban attack
• South Park: broken but whole
• South Park: The Stick of Truth
• space junkies
• Star Trek: Bridge Crew
• Starlink: Battle for the Atlas
• SHEER
• Team
• Department
• Trackmania Turbo
• transfer
• Merging Tests
• Blood Dragon Challenge Game
• Trials are rising
• Valiant Hearts: The Great War
• Watch dogs
• Werewolves inside
• ZOMBIE

Ubisoft+ appears to be working in the same vein as subscription services such as EA Play currently available on the PlayStation platform. Basically, the service will offer players access to a certain number of Ubisoft games available on the platform, as well as possibly discounts and additional content.

Ubisoft+ Classics will launch with PlayStation Plus Extra or PlayStation Plus Premium subscription levels on May 24 in Asia (June 2 in Japan), June 13 in the Americas, and June 23 in Europe.