Ubisoft+ Premium Free on Xbox & PC for 5 Days
▼ Summary
– Ubisoft offers a five-day free trial of Ubisoft+ Premium for PC and Xbox owners, providing access to Premium Editions of most games in its catalog.
– The trial includes titles like Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition, and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora.
– Sign-up requires visiting the Ubisoft website (not the Xbox console) and linking an Xbox account; a credit card or PayPal is needed for checkout.
– Users should cancel immediately after signing up to avoid being charged, as the trial remains active until June 23rd.
– The trial grants access to over 60 games, with Ubisoft aiming to convert users to paid subscriptions ahead of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced’s July launch.
Ubisoft is offering gamers a chance to test its Ubisoft+ Premium service at no cost for a limited time. Starting today, both PC and Xbox players can access the highest tier of the subscription for five full days, unlocking the Premium Editions of numerous titles across the publisher’s library.
This trial opens the door to blockbuster experiences like Assassin’s Creed Shadows, the newly released Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition, and the Complete Edition of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Once your subscription is active, these games and many more will be ready to download directly to your console or PC.
To get started, you won’t be able to initiate the trial directly through your Xbox dashboard. Instead, you must visit the official Ubisoft website and locate the offer labeled “Premium – Free for 5 days.” After signing up, it is wise to cancel immediately if you wish to avoid being charged for a subsequent month. The free access period remains active regardless of when you cancel, lasting until June 23rd.
Be prepared to link your Xbox account to your Ubisoft account on the site if you intend to play on console. At checkout, you will need to provide a valid credit card or PayPal account as a payment method, which will only be billed if you fail to cancel the trial before it expires.
After you complete the sign-up process, the eligible games should appear as “installable” on your Xbox within roughly 15 minutes. If they do not show up immediately, a simple console restart usually resolves the issue.
The underlying strategy is clear: Ubisoft hopes this free taste will convert players into paying subscribers, especially with the upcoming launch of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced in early July. Whether you choose to stay on board is entirely your call. For now, you have until June 23rd to explore a catalog of over 60 games through Ubisoft+ Premium without spending a dime.
(Source: Pure Xbox)
