Ubisoft+
$17.99/mo. All Ubisoft games day one on PC and Xbox
BEST FORUbisoft franchise fans on PC or Xbox who buy multiple Ubisoft games per year. At $17.99 per month, Ubisoft+ Premium includes day-one access to every new Ubisoft release plus all DLC and season passes, on PC via Ubisoft Connect or standalone on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.
Reviewed by the Clientele Research Team · Last checked 1 month ago (2026-08-03)
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Library Size▼5.5/10
Value▼5.5/10
Day-One New Releases▼9/10
Platform Coverage▼8/10
Extras & Perks▼5/10
PROS
✓Every new Ubisoft game launches day one with all DLC and season passes included. No additional purchases for Assassin's Creed expansions or Rainbow Six operators.
✓Ubisoft+ Premium runs standalone on Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One at the same $17.99 per month price as PC, so console-only players aren't locked out of the full tier.
✓Offline play works on PC platforms (Steam, Epic, Ubisoft Connect) once you've launched a game online at least once and enabled offline mode.
✓Ubisoft+ Classics (a smaller back-catalog tier including Assassin's Creed Odyssey and Far Cry 6) is available separately at $7.99/month for PS4/PS5 owners who don't need day-one access.
✓The catalog spans well beyond Assassin's Creed, including Rainbow Six Siege, The Crew Motorfest, Anno, Trackmania, and party games like Just Dance and Monopoly.
✓Ubisoft has run periodic free trial weeks (most recently June 18-23, 2026) letting new users sample the service before committing to a subscription.
CONS
✕At $17.99 per month, Ubisoft+ costs more than PC Game Pass's $13.99 for a single publisher's catalog, though it's now meaningfully cheaper than Xbox Game Pass Ultimate's $22.99.
✕No native PlayStation access to the full Premium tier. PS4 and PS5 owners are limited to the smaller Ubisoft+ Classics back-catalog at $7.99 per month.
✕Ubisoft's own historical subscriber data shows signups spike heavily during free-trial or $1 promotional periods and drop off almost as fast once regular pricing resumes.
✕The entire library depends on one publisher's release pace. Ubisoft doesn't ship enough major new titles most years to make the subscription clearly cheaper than buying games outright.