Steam is known for having great sales going on for PC titles. Sometimes, it’s a week long sale on random popular titles and other times it’s publisher specific – like this weekend. For a limited time, beloved Ubisoft titles are heavily discounted, up to 75% off. There are plenty of adventures to take part in for an affordable price, especially for fans of the Tom Clancy, Far Cry, and Assassin’s Creed franchises.

The sale isn’t just specific to the AAA titles we are all familiar with. There are great deals going on for arcade games like Rayman Legends, Call of Juarez, and Child of Light. Fans of the Might and Magic series will be happy to some of those titles are available for 66 – 75% off. Other great games include Prince of Persia, The Crew, Watch Dogs, and Star Trek Bridge Crew.

Here is a run down on some of the hottest Ubisoft games on sale this weekend through Steam:

• Series:
  • Assassin’s Creed series – 40~60% off
  • Far Cry series – 60~64% off
  • Tom Clancy series – 25~70% off
• Specific titles:
  • Assassin’s Creed Origins – 40% off ($35.99)
  • Steep – 50% off ($14.99)
  • Tom Clancy’s: The Division – 70% off ($14.99)
  • Tom Clancy’s: Rainbow Six Siege -25% off ($29.99)
  •  Tom Clancy’s: Ghost Recon Wildlands – 67% off ($19.79)
  • Watch Dogs 2 – 66% off ($20.39)
• Arcade titles – 66~75% off
• Classic titles – 66~75% off
• VR games – 60~66% off

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