Ubisoft’s Co-Op Sale Returns With A 75% Discount

Ubisoft’s spinning another promo event on its official storefront, calling it the Co-Op Sale. As the name suggests, the promotion has discounted a deluge of multiplayer-focused first-party Ubisoft titles, with some of them being For Honor, several Tom Clancy games, such as Rainbow Six Siege and The Division 2, along with other games that do have co-op but are not centered on multiplayer, such as Far Cry 6.

If you’re a fan of Tom Clancy games, now might be the best time for you to act swift and get yourself some of the best Ubisoft shooters out there, including Ghost Recon Breakpoint, Rainbow Six Siege — whose eSports competitiveness knows no bounds — and Tom Clancy’s The Division 2—a live service third-person shooter with heavy RPG elements, with the ability to play both solo and multiplayer. 

To talk about a game that has shed the most dollars off its MSPR in the wake of Ubisoft’s Co-Op sale, Watch Dogs: Legion is a must-play if you’re an action-adventure fan, whose Ultimate Edition has been discounted to $24 as opposed to its comparatively huge $119.99 asking price. For those not in the know, this particular variant of the game comes with both the Season Pass and the Ultimate Pack. 

Oh, and by the way, Ubisoft’s still giving away Assassin’s Creed Syndicate away, in case you missed our report from last week. The offer stands until December 6 and is free to keep forever if you manage to redeem it in time. Syndicate puts emphasis on London as its playground, and tells the tale of two twins—Jacob and Evie Frye. It’s a fun game, and certainly worth the time. 

That specified date is also when the Co-Op Sale expires, so make sure to pitch in earlier than that to make the best out of the occasion. 

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