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Save Up to 90% Off PC Games During Ubisoft's 40th Anniversary Sale, Plus Get One Game Totally Free

Fantastic games starting at just two bucks.

Save Up to 90% Off PC Games During Ubisoft's 40th Anniversary Sale, Plus Get One Game Totally Free

Ubisoft is marking its 40th anniversary with an incredible sale offering up to 90% off its entire library of PC games. To make the deal even sweeter, Ubisoft has added a 20% discount for PC games purchased through Ubisoft Connect, which can be combined with the coupon code UBI40. This means a newly released game that costs $80 could be yours for as little as $16.

The company boasts a diverse portfolio of popular franchises, including Assassin's Creed, Tom Clancy's Far Cry, Anno, and more. During this sale, For Honor, a melee brawler from 2017, is free to download. This action-packed game allows players to choose between a knight, samurai, or viking and engage in brutal hand-to-hand combat in both single and multiplayer modes. With mastery requiring dozens of hours and skill, For Honor provides endless entertainment without costing a dime.

Even at its current price, For Honor remains a compelling choice. The game's consistent and loyal player base continues to enjoy its content nine years after its release. For those seeking a free game, For Honor is an excellent option, allowing gamers to experience intense combat without any financial commitment.

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