Ubisoft has officially ended online support for over ninety games, effectively making some titles like multiple “Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas” titles and the “Avatar” game unplayable online.
According to Ubisoft, the offline single-player portions of the listed games won’t be affected but online functionality will be disabled including not just online multiplayer, but also in-game news and player statistics.
Units and Challenges for the games that used Ubisoft Connect will also be disabled, as will content that could be unlocked through Ubisoft Connect like maps and skins.
The list mainly impacts 360/PS3 era titles and includes the three Ezio titles of the “Assassin’s Creed” franchise, “Far Cry” 1 & 2, “Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands,” “Anno 1404,” “Beyond Good and Evil,” “Driver: San Francisco,” every pre-2019 “Just Dance” game, and multiple titles in the “Splinter Cell,” “Silent Hunter,” “Call of Juarez,” “HAWX,” “The Settlers,” “Rabbids” and “Rayman” franchises.
The full list of games is up at Ubisoft.com
Source: VGC
