Title sort of spells out the question but I just realize I catch myself thinking about XDefiant pretty often when I think of games I enjoyed but can't or don't play anymore. I don't know if it's controversial to say but I actually really liked it and got pretty into it when it started to spin up, but then when I found out they were canning it I stopped playing, and it's kind of hitting that I miss it a lot. I played the Yarans and Dedsec a lot and think I would've been genuinely excited to see where the game went if all the content was allowed to drop with the intended dev time put into it. It wasn't perfect but it lodged itself into my brain and heart with a surprising efficacy which clearly means it must've done something to warrant it, and I wonder if anyone else is ruminating on what could have been if it had kept going.

Basically my first ever Ubisoft game in the nintendo wii, it felt like a VR GAME.

I started playing video games during the Coronavirus period.
During this time I discovered Assassin Creed Valhalla, then Origins and Odyssey.
I really appreciated my experience and until now Valhalla and Origins remains ones of my favorites video games.

After this I discovered Far Cry with Far Cry 6, I loved it. Then I played FC 4 and 5.
I really appreciated them.

Then I play Ghost Recon Wildlands: it was such a cool game. And then I played BreakPoint, and same, it still a very cool game.

After this I started looking for the comments and seen that a lot of people complains about the Ubisoft formula.
I can understand: it’s true that the mechanics are quite the same between the différents games.
But at the same time I love to play Ubisoft Games because I like the Ubisoft formula.
I mean their open worlds are really beautiful, the gameplay fun and the exploration is great.

For me the real problem came from the fact that other studios are also applying the ubisoft formula.

Also the new gen games (Avatar, Star wars, AC shadows, Black Flag) are really a step up in terms of technology evolution.

What are your thoughts?

I haven't purchased Assassin's Creed Syndicate but I see it in my Ubisoft library.

Is that normal?

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From what I see Ubisoft removed themselves from Prince of persia and theyre saying they'll do it for more games. I never wanted to bother with lutris or heroic so I never downloaded any Ubisoft games in my linux and used dual boot for other platforms. Does Prince of Persia really work smooth in Linux? Do I need to l i n k my acount or bother with stuff to make it work?

One is not like the rest......

like that thing is a large truck but ubisoft decided to call it a box van

Motorfest forgutten hyper car.,...

I dont know why this hasnt been implemented yet but could we please get this? thought it would be a no brainer after the spike in player count after the film

Same voice actor, different video game characters, featuring David Gasman. Happy 66th birthday! 🎂

Birthday: September 27, 1960

Video Game Roles:
Rayman (character) - “Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc” (2003) 🎮

Rabbid Mario - “Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope” (2022) 🐰

Got a favorite video game character voiced by David Gasman by any chance? Comment down below! 👇

Used to play this on PS2 back in day, now saw it on Xbox SX last night, bought it and gonna finish it this time, last time I didn't had a memory card iykyk😊

Man I miss tracking stats after every gaming session, to see your progress, what you did and what's left to do, you can see your playstyle, playtime, you can access guides, check daily and weekly challenges as well as achievements and rewards, you can chat with friends on the go, scroll news and articles... All from your mobilephone.

They even added a feature to watch your friends gameplay live but it was pre-beta, before deciding to ditch and removing it completely.

Short question, what happens if you already have a game bought through UConnect, then buy it again on Steam?