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Immortals Fenyx Rising

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Playstation LifestylePositive

Acclaimed PS4 & PS5 Greek Mythology RPG Gets Massive 90% Discount on PlayStation Store

Ubisoft is offering a massive 90% discount on Immortals Fenyx Rising, an acclaimed action RPG rooted in Greek mythology, making the Gold Edition available for just $5.99 on the PlayStation Store for a limited time. The Gold Edition includes the base game, season pass, and multiple DLCs. Despite positive reviews, the game did not generate enough profit for a sequel, which was reportedly canceled in 2023.

Shack NewsNeutral

Weekend PC Download Deals for Oct. 2: Steam Autumn Sale and friends

The annual Steam Autumn Sale has begun, offering discounts on a wide range of PC games, including recent releases and older titles. Several other digital storefronts like GOG.com, Epic Games Store, and Fanatical are also hosting their own autumn sales, providing various deals and free games.

Playstation LifestylePositive

Zelda-Like PS5 Adventure Game Just $5.99 on PlayStation Store

Ubisoft's action-adventure game Immortals Fenyx Rising Gold Edition is available for $5.99 on the PlayStation Store as part of a limited-time Autumn Adventures promotion. The deal, which includes the base game and season pass content, ends in two weeks. The game is also currently available on the PS Plus Extra catalog.

Last Word GamingNeutral

Is Assassin's Creed Mirage Backwards Compatible on PC?

Assassin's Creed Mirage is confirmed to be backwards compatible on PC, allowing players who own certain Ubisoft titles on Xbox to claim a free PC digital copy via Ubisoft Connect. This offer includes several other new Ubisoft games such as Assassin's Creed Valhalla and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.

GamespotPositive

Xbox Players Can Now Claim Free PC Versions Of These Ubisoft Games

Xbox has expanded its partnership with Ubisoft, allowing players who own certain Ubisoft titles on console to claim free PC versions through the Ubisoft Connect app. Thirteen games are currently available, with more premium editions of Ubisoft titles also accessible via the Xbox PC app. This initiative is part of Xbox's broader efforts to enhance its PC gaming offerings and digital ecosystem.

GamespotVery positive

If You Loved The Odyssey, Play These Games Next

This article recommends video games for players who enjoyed "The Odyssey," whether inspired by the film adaptation or the ancient Greek epic. It highlights titles that capture similar themes of epic journeys, mythology, and challenging adventures, including Assassin's Creed: Odyssey, Immortals Fenyx Rising, Hades, and God of War.

EGamers.ioPositive

Xbox owners of these 13 Ubisoft titles can claim the PC editions at no cost

A new partnership between Microsoft and Ubisoft allows Xbox owners of 13 specific Ubisoft titles to claim the PC versions for free via the Xbox App on PC. This offer applies to digital purchases and does not extend in the opposite direction, meaning PC purchases do not grant Xbox versions. Eligible games include titles like Assassin's Creed Mirage, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, and The Crew Motorfest.

PC GamesNPositive

Xbox and Ubisoft console-to-PC collab lets users access games cross-device "at no additional cost"

Xbox and Ubisoft have expanded their partnership, allowing players who own digital console versions of select games to access the PC version via Ubisoft Connect at no additional cost. This offer includes titles like Assassin's Creed Shadows and Star Wars Outlaws, with a progressive rollout for existing owners until August 4.

EurogamerPositive

Ubisoft is letting owners of its Xbox games play select titles for free on PC as part of a new partnership with Microsoft

Ubisoft and Microsoft have partnered to allow owners of select Ubisoft digital titles on Xbox to play them on PC via Ubisoft Connect at no additional cost. This initiative includes games like Assassin's Creed Mirage and Far Cry 6, with previously purchased titles expected to appear by August 4th. While DLC transfers, consumable items and in-game currency may not. Additionally, premium editions of several Ubisoft games are now available on the Xbox app for PC.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Ubisoft is Providing Free PC Copies of 13 Games to Players Who Own Them on Xbox

Ubisoft and Xbox are offering free PC copies of select Ubisoft games to players who own them digitally on Xbox One or Xbox Series X/S. To claim the PC version, players must link their Ubisoft Connect account to their Xbox account. This promotion applies to a list of modern titles, and while it doesn't work in reverse, add-on content for owned games is also included.

PC GamerNeutral

13 Ubisoft games go free on PC if you own them on Xbox

Ubisoft has launched a program allowing players who own select digital Ubisoft titles on Xbox to also receive the PC version for free. This initiative includes 13 games such as Assassin's Creed Mirage, Far Cry 6, and Rainbow Six Siege. While cross-progression is supported for earned content, in-game currencies and consumables will not transfer between platforms.

Shack NewsPositive

Xbox grants PC versions of select Ubisoft games to digital copy owners

Xbox and Ubisoft have partnered to grant PC versions of select Ubisoft digital titles to players who own them on Xbox. This program includes franchises like Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six. The PC versions are still rolling out and will continue until August 4, with in-game content like Season Passes also transferring.

Retro GamerPositive

Ubisoft is giving out free PC copies of Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Prince of Persia, and Tom Clancy games to…

Xbox and Ubisoft have launched a new "Xbox Console-to-PC Offer" program, allowing players to claim free PC versions of 13 Ubisoft digital titles if they already own them on Xbox. This initiative, part of an expanded partnership, enables players to access their owned games on PC via the Ubisoft Connect app, with a progressive rollout beginning August 4 for existing owners and immediate access for new digital purchases.

Major NelsonPositive

Play More Ubisoft Games on PC: New Content Now Available for XBOX on PC, Plus Free PC Redemption

Ubisoft and Xbox are expanding their partnership, making premium editions and add-on content for numerous Ubisoft titles available on Xbox on PC starting July 21. Additionally, players who own digital Xbox console versions of select games can now claim the PC version for free via Ubisoft Connect. This offer applies to titles like Assassin's Creed Shadows, Star Wars Outlaws, and more, with existing owners receiving the PC version progressively between July 21 and August 4.

GamespotPositive

The Odyssey Has Us Thinking About Christopher Nolan’s Video Game Adaptation Ideas

Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has expressed interest in video game adaptations of his work, acknowledging the complexity of game development. While a video game based on Inception was once planned, it never materialized. Nolan's films like The Odyssey, Dunkirk, Tenet, and Oppenheimer could all potentially be adapted into games, with The Odyssey already receiving a tie-in for Roblox.

PC GamerVery negative

'The company has turned its back on us': Black Flag Resynced developers at Ubisoft Barcelona are being laid off instead of celebrating the series' latest hit

Despite the success of Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced, which sold two million copies and broke series player records on Steam, Ubisoft is laying off 51 developers at its Barcelona studio. This decision has led to frustration among employees and a three-day strike called by the Spanish union La Confederación General del Trabajo, protesting the company's 'strategic shift' and perceived betrayal of its dedicated staff.

Retro GamerPositive

All changes in Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced

Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is a remake that modernizes the original game with technological advancements and updated sensibilities, while also removing certain elements. Key changes include the removal of modern-day sequences, revamped tailing missions with multiple success paths, and the addition of three new crewmember officers with unique abilities. Gameplay enhancements feature reworked combat, improved parkour, more nuanced stealth, a dynamic weather system, and expanded underwater exploration. The multiplayer component has been removed, and the game integrates with the Animus Hub platform, featuring live service elements. Visually, the remake boasts enhanced graphics, lighting, and textures, with no loading screens when entering cities, and environmental destruction.

PC GamerVery negative

Ubisoft closes another 2 studios, lays off hundreds more employees

Ubisoft is closing studios in Winnipeg and Belgrade and laying off approximately 380 employees as part of a cost-reduction strategy. The Ubisoft Barcelona studio will shift its focus exclusively to the Rainbow Six franchise, while other studios undergo restructuring into five creative houses. This follows departures of several high-level creatives and ongoing investment in artificial intelligence.

Gamedeveloper.comVery negative

Ubisoft closing Winnipeg and Belgrade studios and making further layoffs

Ubisoft is closing its Winnipeg and Belgrade studios and implementing further layoffs across its Barcelona studio and global publishing business. These cost-reduction measures could affect up to 380 roles and are part of a broader restructuring to focus on new strategic priorities. The Winnipeg studio was key in developing the Anvil and Snowdrop engines, while Belgrade focused on various PC and console titles.

Rock Paper ShotgunPositive

My memories of classic GTA have been gloriously smothered by this reasonably SFW giantess erotica game

Step 'n Smush is a free browser game where players control large women stepping on cities to gain size, with the goal of crushing buildings and pedestrians within a time limit. The game, developed by Kylie-GTS, is described as reasonably SFW erotica with inspirations from Godzilla films and games like Rampage. The article also briefly touches upon the broader macrophilia community and mentions other games like Grand Theft Auto and Resident Evil Village.