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Ubisoft Connect to replace UPlay and will offer crossplay, cross-progression and more

Ubisoft Connect to replace UPlay and will offer crossplay, cross-progression and more

Posted on October 22, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Ubisoft Connect is a new service which is set to replace UPlay as the publisher’s location for all of its latest games, and will allow for crossplay, cross-progression and more across multiple platforms. 

The announcement was made by the company earlier today as a replacement for both UPlay and Ubisoft Club, with it being pitched as a client which will be an “ecosystem of players services for all Ubisoft games across all platforms.”
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