Ubisoft games won’t go up in price, at least not this year

French company Ubisoft has announced that it will not raise the prices of its games for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X - at least not immediately.

There is great uncertainty in the unknown fact whether the price of video games for the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X will jump from 60 euros to 70 euros. For some games, this has already been confirmed, as in the case of NBA 2K21, while other publishers are considering price increases. Among these publishers is the French Ubisoft, but the company said that the price of their games will not increase this year.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Watch Dogs Legion will thus cost € 60 on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X as much as on older consoles. For all Ubisoft games after the 2020 holidays, the price is still in the fog.

And as for these upcoming games, it has been confirmed that we will see some of them in the ninth month of this year, when the new Ubisoft Forward has been announced. Ubisoft's first digital presentation of this type was held less than two weeks ago, and in addition to the screenings of the aforementioned games from the Watch Dogs and Assassin's Creed series, it also announced Far Cry 6. But Ubisoft still has a lot of games they haven't talked about, including Beyond Good & Evil 2, Gods & Monsters and supposedly the new Splinter Cell.