Ubisoft had been teasing a new Far Cry title and the company has finally unveiled it. The title is called Far Cry: New Dawn and it’s a sequel to Far Cry 5. The story in this title is based in a post-nuclear apocalypse world years after the events of Far Cry 5. A trailer for the new title has also been released by Ubisoft.

If you’re a fan of Ubisoft’s Far Cry franchise, then you will be pleased to learn that the company will be officially announcing the next Far Cry game at the Game Awards 2018. This announcement was prefaced with the release of a teaser trailer that showed a huge mushroom cloud in the distance, followed by talks of a new world.

Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise can be played on pretty much almost every device out there. There is the PC version of the game, the console version of the game where the franchise has been released on Xbox and PlayStation consoles, the mobile version of the game, and more recently Google has tested allowing the game to stream via its Chrome browser.

There will be two storyline expansions for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, the first of which is going to be released next week. It has been confirmed that the title’s first DLC episode called Legacy of the First Blade is going to be released on December 4th. The DLC episode is going to be released for this title on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

If you’ve enjoyed Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed franchise and would not mind playing it on your phones, then you’ll be pleased to learn that Assassin’s Creed Rebellion is now available for download on both iOS and Android devices. The game was initially pegged for a release on the 21st of November, but it seems to have gone live a day earlier than expected.

Ubisoft is on the bandwagon of transforming games into properties for movies and TV. It’s increasing its efforts in this space and has now revealed that scripts for a Werewolves Within movie and a Child of Light TV series are being written. Both of these projects are part of Ubisoft’s Women’s Film and TV Fellowship for screenwriters.

The PC system requirements for the upcoming Assassin’s Creed title have now been confirmed. The minimum and recommended PC specifications for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey have been revealed by Ubisoft. The PC version of the upcoming title is actually being developed by a dedicated team at Ubisoft Kiev.

Ubisoft departed from the fixed yearly release cycle for Assassin’s Creed in February 2016. It took a year off between Syndicate and Origins. Many fans were in favor of this decision as they felt that the yearly cycle was hurting sales due to poor reception. Ubisoft recently said that it won’t return to the yearly cycle and with Assassin’s Creed Odyssey due to release in a couple of months, Ubisoft […]

Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. Ultimate brawler is set for a release on the 7th of December. However if you can’t wait that long, then you might be interested to learn that during Gamescom, Ubisoft and Blue Mammoth have announced that Brawlhalla will be making its way onto both the Nintendo Switch and Xbox One on the 6th of November.

If you’ve always thought about playing Rainbow Six Siege but never got around to buying it, well, you can now try out the game for free. The Rainbow Six Siege free weekend is underway and this title is free to play for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC for the entire weekend. Such free weekend runs provide a great opportunity for gamers who are apprehensive about purchasing a title […]

If you love indies, the Nintendo Switch is actually a great platform for them. There have been many great indie titles launching on the Switch and if you are looking forward to more of them, you’ll be pleased to learn that Ubisoft has announced that they will be bringing two indie titles onto the console.

A new system has reportedly been implemented in Rainbow Six Siege by Ubisoft which will automatically ban players who use toxic language in the game. According to reports, dozens of players have received automatic instant bans after they used a homophobic or racist slur in text chat. Ubisoft has since confirmed that a new auto-banning system has indeed gone live in Rainbox Six Siege.

For years we have been hearing about companies working on video game streaming. The idea behind it is that it takes away hardware limitations as the bulk of the computing and processing will be done remotely, meaning that gamers will be able to enjoy the game as it was meant to be enjoyed.

As much as Nintendo tries to develop and publish their own games, it is a monumental task which is why they usually have to work with outside developers to encourage the development of more games for its platform. So far Nintendo has some interesting collaborations, such as with Ubisoft which resulted in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle.