Tag: ubisoft

For Honor

For Honor is a medieval-flavored 3D hack-and-slash action MOBA built around precision melee duels and team fights. Rather than relying on twitch shooting, it asks you to read opponents, manage spacing, and time blocks, parries, and counters while three rival factions battle for dominance.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: High
Type: Hack-and-Slash Action
Release Date: February 14, 2017
Pros: +High-end visuals and convincing animation. +Tense, skill-focused melee. +Three factions with strong identity.
Cons: -Peer-to-peer hosting. -Unstable connections at times. -Demanding learning curve.

Steep

Steep is an open-world winter sports MMO that drops you into a shared version of the Alps and asks a simple question: do you want to chase leaderboards, or just find your own line down the mountain. Between snowboarding, skiing, wingsuit flights, and paragliding runs, it leans heavily on free exploration, recorded rides, and bite-sized challenges that you can tackle solo or alongside other players.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Open-World Winter Sports
Release Date: December 3, 2016
Pros: +Gorgeous, continuous mountain playground. +Accessible controls that are easy to pick up. +Robust replay tools and user-made lines. +Works well as a solo roam or a social session.
Cons: -Full-price buy-in feels steep. -Jumping and airtime can feel awkward. -Not a huge variety of challenge types. -Demanding PC requirements.

Anno Online

Anno Online was a free-to-play, browser-based MMORTS that leaned heavily into settlement building and maritime expansion, keeping the tone lighter and more approachable than many of its genre peers. You grew a thriving island hub by managing residents, production chains, and upgrades, then pushed outward to claim new territory. When conflict arrived, it typically played out at sea, where your fleet tackled pirate threats through a turn-based, matchup-driven combat system rather than constant real-time skirmishing.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Type: Browser Strategy
Release Date: March 19, 2013
Shut Down: January 31, 2018
Pros: +Standout emphasis on naval battles. +High-end presentation (artwork, UI polish). +Satisfying building upgrade path and modernization.
Cons: -No PvP competition. -Many systems feel familiar for the browser strategy space.

Anno Online Shut Down on January 31, 2018

Ghost Recon Phantoms

Ghost Recon Phantoms is a free-to-play, 3D MMO-style tactical third-person shooter built around small-squad coordination and careful positioning. You play as a “Ghost” operative equipped with a mix of contemporary firearms and near-future tech, then queue into objective-focused matches where using cover, timing pushes, and supporting your team matters far more than pure run-and-gun aim.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: Low
Type: Shooter
Release Date: August 15, 2012 (NA/EU)
Shut Down Date: December 1, 2016
Pros: +Large selection of weapons, mods, and gadgets. +Cover mechanics that reward smart positioning. +Team-oriented, tactical firefights.
Cons: -Long queues at times. -Harder for new players to acclimate. -Monetization can feel pay-to-win.

The Settlers Online

The Settlers Online: Castle Empire is a browser-based MMORTS spin on the long-running Settlers franchise, built around expanding a settlement, keeping citizens productive, and turning a tiny foothold into a self-sustaining hub. Where many free web strategy games lean on endless resource nodes, this one puts more pressure on planning and upkeep, you will eventually need to replace depleted deposits and manage your production chain instead of simply stacking more buildings.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Web Strategy
Release Date: September 11, 2012
Pros: +Polished presentation and art direction. +Deeper economy tracking than most browser rivals. +Active, supportive community.
Cons: -A lot of waiting for construction and production. -Familiar structure for the genre. -Monetization can feel pay-to-win.

Might and Magic Heroes Online

Might and Magic Heroes Online was a free-to-play, browser-based strategy RPG that mixed light MMO trappings with city management and classic Heroes-style, turn-based battles. Built on the long-running Might and Magic name, it aimed to deliver that familiar “build an army, outthink your opponent” loop in a format that could be played in short sessions from a web browser.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Strategy RPG
Release Date: September 09, 2014
Shut Down Date: December 31, 2020
Pros: +Turn-based battles with clear tactical choices. +Army composition is flexible and fun to tinker with. +Co-op makes tough encounters more manageable.
Cons: -Monetization can translate into power advantages. -Presentation and pacing feel old-fashioned. -Limited class variety.

Might and Magic Heroes Online Shut Down on December 31, 2020

The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot

The Mighty Quest for Epic Loot is a quirky free-to-play hybrid that blends dungeon building with fast, loot-driven action. Set in the over-the-top realm of Opulencia, it asks you to do two things in a constant loop, raid other players’ castles for treasure, then use what you earn to design a deadlier keep of your own that can withstand the next wave of would-be thieves.

Publisher: Ubisoft
Playerbase: Medium
Type: MMO
Release Date: February 5, 2015
Shut Down: October 25, 2016
PvP: Castle Raiding
Pros: +Clever blend of action RPG raiding and player-made defenses. +Lighthearted tone and strong comedic style. +Colorful visuals that fit the theme.
Cons: -Progression leans heavily on the cash shop.