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Better article at https://www.techspot.com/news/95177-ubisoft-disable-online-features-15-games-gamers-lose.html https://www.techspot.com/news/95177-ubisoft-disa

Better article at https://www.techspot.com/news/95177-ubisoft-disable-online-features-15-games-gamers-lose.html https://www.techspot.com/news/95177-ubisoft-disable-online-f... , which tells us it is 15 games (not one) and Ubisoft's end (affecting all delivery mechanisms including physical, not just Steam/Valve) Personally, I stopped buying Ubisoft games years ago, because a month of their subscription service is cheaper than their games even at 75% off sales, and actually owning the game means nothing as this article demonstrates. I'm not sure how this business model is sustainable.

3np 4y ago
That article only mentions multiplayer and DLC to become inaccessible, while OP is about the single-player game being unplayable. Not clear if that's the only one of the 15 titles or not. > Space Junkies is a notable outlier, as it launched three years ago. It's a multiplayer-only VR game, and for some reason, Ubisoft is still selling it (for as much as $20) without even mentioning that it will become completely unplayable in two months. Wow.