Ubisoft games on Steam may soon no longer require the pesky Connect launcher, according to an announcement post that's weirdly tough to pin down

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GamingBot ( GamingBot@lemmy.zip ) · 19 days ago

Ubisoft games on Steam may soon no longer require the pesky Connect launcher, according to an announcement post that's weirdly tough to pin down

CaptainBasculin ( CaptainBasculin@lemmy.dbzer0.com ) · 19 days ago

This likely applies for newer titles, because older titles keep getting ignored by Ubi for years. As a simple example, Trackmania Turbo doesn’t work on Linux if you don’t replace uPlay with Ubisoft Connect in its files.

Ubisoft games on Steam may soon no longer require the pesky Connect launcher, according to an announcement post that's weirdly tough to pin down

Ubisoft games on Steam may soon no longer require the pesky Connect launcher, according to an announcement post that's weirdly tough to pin down

Ubisoft games on Steam may soon no longer require the pesky Connect launcher, thanks to a new tool the publishers are testing