As for Ubisoft, in accordance with the latest reports, he said to our coworkers in Euro gamer that Assassin’s Creed Valhalla would land on Steam on December 6. Far, the video game has only been available on Ubisoft Link and the Epic Games Shop.

A couple of years earlier, several publishers chose to turn their backs on Steam due to the high commissions required by the Valve Software application platform. This was notably the case of Electronic Arts which decided to prefer its own original service, without forgetting Activision (Battle.net) or Ubisoft (Play which later ended up being Ubisoft Connect). It should be thought that in spite of the sums declared by Gabe Newell and his groups, the grass is not necessarily greener somewhere else: Electronic Arts ended up making a back device, just like Activision which just recently marketed Call of Task: Modern Warfare II without the slightest doubt.