I’ve listed some highlights below, but you can check out the full list here if you fancy doing some deeper browsing. There’s also an additional offer taking place that will get you an extra 20% off your entire shopping cart if you also buy Rainbow Six Siege, which itself is currently enjoying a free weekend on PC, and also 60% off as part of the sale if you decide to buy it afterwards (which increases to 67% off with the extra 20% deal).
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla - £37.49 / $45 from Ubisoft (down from £50 / $60) Watch Dogs Legion - £25 / $30 from Ubisoft (down from £50 / $60) Immortals Fenyx Rising - £25 / $30 from Ubisoft (down from £50 / $60) The Division 2 - £7.80 / $9 from Ubisoft (down from £26 / $30) Assassin’s Creed Odyssey - £12.50 / $15 from Ubisoft (down from £50 / $60) Anno 1800 - £25 / $30 from Ubisoft (down from £50 / $60)
Many of these deals are actually a touch better than the ones we had in Ubisoft’s Lunar sale just last month - and that was with the Lunar sale’s additional 15% discount, too. Both Watch Dogs Legion and Immortals Fenyx Rising are cheaper than their Lunar sale prices, for example, while Rainbow Six Siege, Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and The Division 2 all match their previous deal prices. The only ones that are a fraction more expensive are Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, which fell to £35 / $42 last month, and Anno 1800, which dropped to £21 / $25. I should note, all the prices listed above are without the extra 20% Rainbow Six Siege discount applied, so these prices will drop further when you add Ubisoft’s competitive shooter into your shopping cart. In truth, you might as well pop it in if you don’t own it already, as when I tried sticking the standard version of Siege and Assassin’s Creed Valhalla into my trolley, the total saving applied got me both games for £35 - which not only matches Valhalla’s previous discount price, but also gets me Siege for zero pounds. Now that’s what I call a great deal.
