And that’s just one of several.
The one that is going in right now Steam side for Assassin’s Creed Liberation HD are met by two ominous notices. Firstly: “At the request of the publisher, Assassin’s Creed Liberation HD is no longer for sale on Steam”. Bad enough, but the other one seems to hit the nail in the coffin even for everyone who owns the game: “Please note that this game is not available from September 1, 2022”.
The review bombing has begun, and it’s probably one most people can sympathize with.
Although Ubisoft has not developed the notice above, if you take it literally, it looks like they are picking up the game – even for those who bought it. An initiative that rhymes badly if you care about your consumers. Affected in the same way does too Silent Hunter 5 and Space Junkies.
Splinter Cell Blacklist and Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands also affected, but to a lesser extent. In those cases, it is “only” the deluxe editions plus dlc that will be taken down on 1 September.
We have reported that Ubisoft in September will also turn off online functionality for various games.
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