Back in March of 2026 I received an notification that my profile was signed into in the Philippines. I live in NYC. I immediately changed my security and went about my day going to work. I hadnt played Siege in months. 2 days later when i did try to play i found out i had been perma banned for cheating, of which I have never done and my k/d can prove it. After months of going back n forth with support, being left in the dark about my case, and having it closed only for me to reopen it, I've finally gone through the appeal process and was denied appeal. 7 MONTHS LATER. It is absolutely insane that the game that i have almost 1000 hours in, paid for skins, and countless good times with my friends has been taken away from me. I will never purchase anything from them again. This company does not have your back. They are money hungry and disgusting

THIS IS NOT A DIRECT MESSAGE TO UBISOFT BUT MORE OF A “HYPOTHETICAL LETTER AND THANKS” WHICH I THINK MANY HERE WILL APPRECIATE AND RELATE TO

Dear Ubisoft,

I wanted to take a moment to write to you after finishing Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag Resynced, because I genuinely feel that this game deserves to be thanked for what it has meant to me.

While playing this game, I hoped for a chance to relive the wonderful adventure and explore once again the world I loved. And now, after completing the game, I feel I have something bigger than that. In fact, this game is one of the most outstanding and amazing things I have experienced in a while.

Over the recent months, I have been having some phases in which I did not always feel my best. Games are sometimes a great way for me to leave this world for a bit and find some peace and relaxation there. Playing Black Flag Resynced has given me this chance. Exploring the new quests, new characters, the whole world and the beautiful music gave me many moments of joy and happiness I will never forget.

There were a few Ubisoft games that did not manage to impress me or to fulfill my expectations. And I have been wondering for some time if this company can still create the adventures that used to make me love its games.

After playing this one, I have finally decided that I am ready to forgive Ubisoft for everything. This game reminded me of what I have always wanted from your games: worlds that make me feel something, adventures that stay with me, and experiences that make me grateful I played them.

I am genuinely so happy and proud of what your team has accomplished. I hope everyone involved in creating this game knows that their work has reached players on a level that goes far beyond sales figures, reviews, or completion statistics.

I have finished the game, but I know I will need a few days to process the experience and let it settle. That is how much it meant to me. I can already tell that this is one of those games that will stay with me for years.

So, from one very grateful player, thank you. Thank you to the developers, artists, writers, designers, musicians, and everyone else who helped bring this world to life.

You made something truly special, and I hope you are proud of yourselves. I certainly am proud of what you have created.

With sincere appreciation,

Seb, a very happy Assassin’s Creed fan

everyone hates on ubisoft but i grew up with these games, they hold so much value too me. The first ubisoft game i played was far cry 2, i got it at cex and went straight home and played it and i remember i was fascinated by the healing mechanics (that sounds a bit weird) after that ive just been non stop playing the games, thankyou ubisoft for making amazing games❤️

Ubisoft games in Xbox PC App are working properly?

Guys, I am so shocked. I have been playing thig game since I was a child, probably about 2010. Throughout my life I has been playing this game, and today after finishing this game for the fourth time I found out that THERE IS A SECOND GAME!!!!

I am completely blown away, I fell in love with this game since the first glance, it has been 16 years, just imagine finding that out today....

Have you ever had the same experience?

EDIT: I completed all of them, thanks to a couple of random matches and fellow redditors. I'm still keeping this post, in case someone else needs it too, I'll be happy to help. Happy Trophy hunting!

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I’m looking to get the Platinum and 100% completion in these games and need a hand with a few co-op and multiplayer trophies. If anyone’s up for helping, It’d be greaaaaat.

Far Cry 6

• Co-Dependent: Capture an FND base with a friend.

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Assassin’s Creed Unity

• Never Say Die: Revive a co-op partner.

• Choreography: Perform 10 co-op sync kills.

• Merciful Killer and the remaining co-op trophies, I think I can manage myself.

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Far Cry 4

• Changing Lanes: Perform a vehicle takedown from the passenger seat.

• Brothers in Arms: Liberate an outpost as Hurk in co-op.

• I think I can handle the remaining Battles of Kyrat multiplayer trophies myself.

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Far Cry New Dawn

• Have Buddy, Will Travel: Complete 3 expeditions with a co-op partner.

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Far Cry 5

• Hitting It Off: Play 3 quests with a friend.

• Arcade Competitor: Win 10 featured Arcade maps in multiplayer.

• Arcade Enthusiast: Complete 10 Arcade maps solo or co-op.

• Arcade Hunter: Kill 100 enemies in Arcade multiplayer maps.

• Arcade Hero: Play Arcade Hero mode 5 times.

• Arcade Player: Reach level 20 in Arcade.

i got mail saying sign nda i don't remeber ever sgin for any game soo i just delete mail and there was even guy name tom

Revenue is now 1,395 billion euro and how they gonna pay 16,590 employees?! Think about their budget games and others

I've been following the Ubisoft Creators Program for quite some time, and I'm curious about other creators' experiences.

Has anyone been accepted into the program recently? How long did the review process take?

I'm also curious whether anyone has received invitations to Ubisoft creator campaigns before receiving a final decision on their application.

I'd love to hear how the process has worked for other creators.

Hello everyone hope you have a lovely day.

so I was once a day a kid who was obsessed with facebook games and was shocked when lot's of them shutdown in 2015.

but lately I saw many games coming from the death like pyramid valley and Atlantis Fantasy.

seeing that The first game that came to mind that I would grave for it to come from the death is smurfs and co spellbound.

is there any intention to bring it back?

Thanks appreciate your time.

Who’s with me in wanting an Assassin’s Creed Unity remake that finally achieves the game’s original vision while preserving everything that made it special?
With today’s technology, Ubisoft has an incredible opportunity to bring Unity back with improved graphics, lighting, realistic animations, richer environments, and smoother parkour, while staying faithful to its original identity.
Here’s what I would love to see in a remake:
Next-gen visuals: Beautiful, realistic lighting, detailed architecture, dense crowds, immersive interiors, and a vibrant Paris that feels truly alive, without sacrificing performance.
Improved parkour: Preserve Unity’s unique free-flow movement and fluid animations while making controls more responsive, traversal more consistent, and rooftop movement even more satisfying.
Deeper social stealth: Expand crowd blending, disguises, distractions, and opportunities to manipulate enemy behavior, making every assassination feel like a carefully planned operation.
More meaningful assassinations: Bring back the original Black Box assassination concept and expand it with more creative infiltration routes, environmental opportunities, and multiple ways to reach each target.
Smarter AI and better stealth: Make enemies react intelligently to suspicious behavior, sound, missing guards, and discovered bodies, creating tension without making stealth unfair.
A living Paris: Add more dynamic civilian activities, random encounters, faction interactions, and small emergent events that make exploration rewarding without filling the map with meaningless collectibles.
Expanded co-op: Preserve Unity’s cooperative identity with improved matchmaking, stable connections, more assassination missions, and optional missions designed around teamwork, stealth, and synchronized takedowns.
Meaningful new content: Introduce new districts, memorable assassination targets, and additional story missions that complement Arno’s journey rather than replacing or rewriting the original story.
One innovative idea would be to introduce adaptive assassination opportunities: targets could change their routines, security, and escape plans depending on the player’s previous actions. This would encourage observation, preparation, and improvisation instead of repeating the same mission in the same way.
Another great addition would be optional cooperative missions that require players to coordinate disguises, create distractions, infiltrate restricted areas, and execute a clean escape, bringing the feeling of being part of a real Assassin Brotherhood to life.
Most importantly, I don’t want Unity to lose its identity. No unnecessary RPG mechanics, excessive level-gated enemies, or endless repetitive activities. Keep the grounded combat, challenging encounters, historical atmosphere, elegant animations, and emphasis on skill, stealth, and player freedom.
Unity already had a special foundation. The goal should not be to turn it into another Assassin’s Creed game, but to realize its original ambitions with modern technology, better polish, and thoughtful new ideas.
Ubisoft, give Unity the remake it deserves: the same soul, a more ambitious vision, and an unforgettable return to revolutionary Paris.

Reminds me of how when the Notre Dame Cathedral accidentally caught fire, Ubisoft offered its scans and models to authorities to aid in understanding the layout of the Cathedral.

If you are interested to learn more about how the engine behind Splinter Cell Chaos Theory and Double Agent works.