ITT: Ubisoft games you liked and why

With soon death of Ubisoft and all deserved hate it gets let's remember the time when Ubisoft was legit good and innovative

I loved the world of pic related filled with different characters and photo hunt. Jade is still the best girl

PROPOGANDA

>death of ubisoft
keep dreaming faggot

BGE, Rayman 2, Splinter Cell Chaos Theory, Prince of Persia Sands of Time.

Will Ancel ever give us the sequel he's been promising for a decade

Rayman 2
Rayman Origins
ZombiU

Great games, I really liked ZombiU's take on survival horror, it feels like an unfinished game though.

BG&E is unironically my favourite game. It's short but beautiful. The gameplay is tight, the musical score is amazing, the stealth sections don't feel shoehorned in, the story is good and the creature photography is an excellent way to interact with the world.

When is Jade going to ride Double H dick?

I lost all my hope for the sequel after all these years. Even if it comes up what it will be?

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I will always have found memories of this game. I remember highlightning part of a mag review to be sure my parents got me this game for Xmas.

Rayman 2 and BG&E were fuckin amazing
As for modern Ubisoft titles...well, I enjoyed Assassin's Creed 1 and Far Cry 3, before Ubisoft fell into the Sandbox Abyss where there is nothing but objective markers and repetitive quests. Mind you, Far Cry 3 did have the same pitfalls as future Ubiboxes, but it compensated for it with a neat story and just being fun. I defy you to find me a better sandbox shooter than one where you go shark-fishing in-between leading a one-man armed revolution.

Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia were great.

Valiant Hearts

XIII

>death of Ubisoft

hahahaha

ubisoft is sticking around, just like EA

Fuck off underage

Ubisoft has always been a shit tier dev that got lucky with AC taking off with normies

Splinter Cell though.

They're getting the Vivendi dick sooner or later.

Asscreed 1 is a literal objectives sandbox....
Asscreed 2 was to a lesser extent.

BGE, and most rayman games really.
Still have hope for BGE 2 since it will be from a studio that isn't complete shit.

Heroes VI was shit, but I loved their Might and Magic spinoffs
Might & Magic : Clash of Heroes is probably my favorite puzzle game, but I'm not sure if it counts as an Ubisoft game, the dev was Capybara. The art is cute, the gameplay is fun and multiplayer has actual depth
Also M&M Duel of Champions is the digital ccg I enjoyed the most, the mechanics were top notch. Now it's dead forever and it makes me sad.

i know this game is gonna die out soon, i really hope they would make a offline version before they pull the plug because i really love the dystopian cityscape of this game

pic related please dont bully me

Ubisoft publishes Trackmania as well as some really good smaller budget games, its your own fault if you only pay attention to their shitty games.

They kind of fuckup the pve and they choose to focus on the pvp. I never drop a game this quickly after finishing the main part.
Finding what happen to people through the log was the best part of the story.

far cry 4 was criminally underrated

my nigga, still got the multi CD case kicking around here somewhere

sequel never

overrated actually

Every one before and including assasins creed 2 and Siege. Rest are shit

>death of ubisoft
explain

Far Cry.

>Be me
>2006
>young kid, 8 years old
>played the game because if I got to the scarier, later levels with weird alien hedgehogs, I would ask my dad to play
>I would stand behind my dad, watching him play
>when I would play, it would be the intro mission because I wouldn't play past the boat to the other island
>tfw I can still remember that feeling in a video game about my dad not being a scumbag

>Even if it comes up what it will be?
It's going to be shit or a forgettable and very mediocre experience like all games that get delayed all the time. Just look at The Last Guardian, the latest example.

>Even if it comes up what it will be?
Ubisofts own brand of openworld.

Stylish but gameplay felt somewhat boring.

>For honor would have been better as a open world where you fight over chunks of plot.
>The Division would have been better if they focused on the pvp more

Hey, a Planetside-style For Honor would be fucking awesome, especially with siege engines and Calvary.

So, Bannerlord?

>implying bannerlord will come out before 2020

>implying it's makers won't get beheaded by radical muslims before that

The new AssCreed might stop that from happening. Assuming its not just another Ubisoft sandbox, for there is only one.

Watch Dogs 2 was fun.

Does this mean BG&E2 is kill?

Probably never now that France is fucked

Why didn't they release the HD version on PC? I bought the original on Steam and it was buggy as fuck, I couldn't fix it so I got a refund. Really annoying because it was on sale and I so wanted to play it again.

silent hunter series

because for some reason ubisoft used to fund a sub sim

Grow Home was a really nice game

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I hope not. I loved the new Jade design so much I've based my all my custom characters on her since I've seen the concept art. Simple and elegant design that's also easy on the eyes.

> voting for a woman
The cuckest

I couldn't stand Le Pen. She's clearly left wing despite the media calling her far right. But at least she was an actual candidate for France as a sovereign nation. Macron is an EU figurehead and now I just don't even care about what happens in France from here on. They'll just serve as an example.

that's Crytek

I'm playing it now and it's a classic ubisoft trade-off: art, music and atmosphere are excellent, gameplay and MMO elements completely cut off the knees. if the world was more open and dynamic and had public quests, this game would be great

Ubisoft is an interesting case of supporting these more "indie" titles or stuff like Blood Dragon, usually turning out good or great but then their actual AAA material is just "another Ubi game".

>Not wanting to accelerate the inevitible fall
Get on with the times grandpa