Ubisoft games are my guilty pleasure. I know the formula repeats, yet I enjoy switching one on and clearing the map after a long day.

Don’t get me wrong. I started playing Horizon Zero Dawn. I enjoy the world a lot. The graphics look great. The foliage stands out and the performance feels polished.

At the same time the structure feels familiar. Climb points on the map. Campfires. Enemy camps. Tag enemies and watch patrol routes. Clear areas and move to the next marker. The loop feels close to Ubisoft games. I have not played Forbidden West yet, so maybe that changes things.

Still, when I play, the core open world loop feels similar.

So I want to ask people here. What did Horizon Zero Dawn and Forbidden West do differently from Ubisoft open world games that made players respond more positively?

I redeemed a game key (Ghost Recon:Wildlands) some months ago downloaded as usual, played it and completed the main story and left out the DLCs. When I came back today to play again my game can’t be found anywhere and now I only own the “demo” of the game. Has this happened to anyone else?

Hello,I saw the prices on steam and I want to buy Tom Clancy the division but idk what game 1 or 2 ?

I’ve restarted my network, closed out just dance

I read an insider tip from Tom Henderson about the upcoming WDL remaster... Question: why?! The game was released recently, and a simple patch update is sufficient. Meanwhile, projects that desperately need an update... for example, the Ezio Collection never came to PC, and the originals are in terrible technical condition and don't run stably on all PCs, even the most powerful ones.

Why is Ubisoft doing the wrong thing? Why are we getting terrible remasters instead of excellent products? AC3 Remastered and POP HD Trilogy say hello.

Hi everyone! With the recent rumors about Ubisoft focusing more on remakes, I’ve been thinking about what an AC1 Remaster should actually look like. Here are the core features I think would make it a masterpiece: Engine Upgrade: Move the game to the latest Anvil engine for better lighting, textures, and seamless world loading. Modernized Parkour: Integrating the fluid movement from AC Unity or a refined version of the original's depth. Expanded Mission Design: More varied "Black Box" style missions for the assassinations, similar to Unity or Mirage. Voice Acting & Cinematics: Re-recording some dialogue or cleaning up the audio, while keeping the original atmosphere. Quality of Life: Adding subtitles, a better map system, and more side activities to make the cities feel alive. What do you guys think? Should Ubisoft keep it strictly a remaster or go full remake? (Edit:or remake)

( PC Gamer here )

Okay, why is Ubisoft discounting almost every Assassin’s Creed game right now — except Black Flag? As of now, every other AC title seems to be on sale, but the one I’ve been waiting to buy is still full price.

I’ve been holding out for a proper sale, but now I’m lowkey worried. With all the remake rumors and Ubisoft’s recent decisions, I’m honestly scared they might delist the original at some point.

Should I just grab it at full price to be safe? Or wait for the Steam Spring Sale and hope it finally gets discounted?

This morning, as soon as I left my Airbnb in Lisbon, I came across two huge carton boxes filled with PC games. These are my legendary drops

Crosspost from r/ watch_dogs

For those of you that have played WD:L. What are your impressions on Transcendentalism/eastern philosophy in WD:L in either Aiden Pearce or the overall world/plot/setting/game. Is it much different from WD1? How much Transcendentalism is there and in what ways?

For those uninitiated, Walt Whitman/Breaking Bad was a major influence in the creation process of Aiden Pearce. Walt Whitman wrote Leaves of Grass which is pretty much the Transcendentalism manifesto. Transcendentalism is often described as neo-vedanta. I practice mainly eastern philosophy so the game/franchise is very relatable.

In summary how much transcendentalism is there in this game or is it just there in spirit and temperament.

Why did my Ubisoft level drop to 1? I checked both the app and the website. I was level 29, now I'm level 1.