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Xbox Owners Get Free PC Copies Of Select Ubisoft Games
AppWizard
July 28, 2026

Xbox Owners Get Free PC Copies Of Select Ubisoft Games

Ubisoft is offering Xbox players free PC versions of thirteen select games they own digitally on their consoles, accessible through the Ubisoft Connect app on PC. Most editions and downloadable content (DLC) purchased on console will transfer to PC, but in-game currency and one-time-use content may not be included. Customers purchasing digital versions of these titles will receive both Xbox console and PC versions immediately, while existing owners will have the PC versions rolled out progressively until August 4. The initiative is part of a collaboration between Xbox and Ubisoft to expand the publisher's catalog across platforms. The offer does not apply in reverse; owning the PC version does not grant access to the console version.
Ubisoft and Xbox Team Up for Play Anywhere-Type Solution For Select Titles
AppWizard
July 28, 2026

Ubisoft and Xbox Team Up for Play Anywhere-Type Solution For Select Titles

Ubisoft and Xbox have launched a dual-entitlement system for thirteen games, allowing players who buy these titles through the Xbox Store to access them on PC via the Ubisoft Connect launcher. The games included are: 1. Assassin’s Creed Mirage 2. Assassin’s Creed Valhalla 3. Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora 4. Far Cry 6 5. Immortals Fenyx Rising 6. Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown 7. Riders Republic 8. Skull and Bones 9. The Crew 2 10. The Crew Motorfest 11. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction 12. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege 13. Watch Dogs Legion The rollout of PC licenses is set between July 21st and August 4th, with some titles already appearing in users' PC libraries. This system allows Xbox users to claim a complimentary PC version, but does not provide reciprocal access for PC players. Most single-purchase downloadable content (DLC) will carry over, but certain microtransactions may not.
PC Players Can Get Almost $300 of Games For Just $20
AppWizard
July 28, 2026

PC Players Can Get Almost $300 of Games For Just $20

The Humble Twin Sails Interactive Bundle offers a collection of 27 games and downloadable content (DLC) valued at for just , available until August 12. Each purchase provides Steam keys for easy access to the games. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Fox G1 Research Foundation.
Ubisoft now lets Xbox console players unlock select PC games for free
AppWizard
July 27, 2026

Ubisoft now lets Xbox console players unlock select PC games for free

Microsoft has partnered with Ubisoft to enhance the Xbox gaming ecosystem, expanding the variety of games available through the Xbox app. Ubisoft's popular titles, including Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Star Wars Outlaws, and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, are now accessible on the Xbox app for PC. Additionally, a new game redemption offer allows players who own select Ubisoft titles on Xbox consoles to access these games on the Ubisoft Connect app for PC at no extra cost. The eligible titles include Assassin’s Creed Mirage, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Far Cry 6, Immortals Fenyx Rising, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, Riders Republic, Skull and Bones, The Crew 2, The Crew Motorfest, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Extraction, Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, and Watch Dogs Legion. Customers purchasing a digital version of these titles will receive both Xbox console and PC versions. Existing owners of the Xbox digital versions will gain access to the PC versions by August 4. The offer does not allow for claiming console versions of games owned on PC, and while most downloadable content will transfer, in-game currency and one-time-use content will not. Users should update the Ubisoft Connect client to utilize this feature.
Stalker 2's engine upgrade and first story expansion are due out in August
AppWizard
July 27, 2026

Stalker 2’s engine upgrade and first story expansion are due out in August

The pre-release review period for S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 featured numerous glitches and challenges, including silenced gunfire and stalled quests, but also showcased the game's potential. GSC Game World announced the first story DLC titled "Cost of Hope," which will explore the ideologies of the Zone's factions, Duty and Freedom, and introduce new territories, allies, foes, and weapons. Additionally, a significant 2.0 update will upgrade the game from Unreal Engine 5.1 to 5.5.4, bringing new features and content free for existing players. More details on the DLC and update are expected as the August 20 release date approaches.
Blade and Magik lead as Marvel Tōkon's most popular characters during its beta
AppWizard
July 27, 2026

Blade and Magik lead as Marvel Tōkon’s most popular characters during its beta

The Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls beta featured 16 of the 20 heroes planned for the full release, with significant character usage observed for Blade and Iron Man. Data analyst AlietteFaye provided insights on character usage rates, highlighting Blade, Magik, Iron Man, Magneto, and Black Panther as top characters, while Danger was noted as the least popular. Magik was the most favored starting character, followed by Black Panther, Blade, Doom, and Spider-Man. Iron Man, Magneto, Blade, and Magik were the leading assist characters. Phoenix Cyclops will be the first of four downloadable content characters to join the roster in the first year.
Steam may be celebrating the railway experience with its Train Fest, but let's remember how rubbish the typical train trip is with some Train Sim World DLC
AppWizard
July 26, 2026

Steam may be celebrating the railway experience with its Train Fest, but let’s remember how rubbish the typical train trip is with some Train Sim World DLC

Steam Train Fest is ongoing until July 27, featuring discounts on games like Train Sim World 6, Victoria 3, and Thomas & Friends: Wonders of Sodor. The author reflects on their experiences with the UK rail system, noting its delays and overcrowding. They explore the Train Sim World expansion, Great Western Express, which replicates part of their journey from Bath to London. The game allows players to drive trains and experience the journey as a passenger, starting at Reading station. The recreation of the station is detailed, though it lacks certain familiar elements like a pasty shop. The author finds the experience surreal and notes the absence of realistic sounds and interactions on the train. They appreciate the game's authenticity despite minor critiques and express a preference for simulators that capture everyday life.
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