A few weeks ago, there were rumors about the possible return of Ubisoft to Steam, and already it can be said that this return will soon be completed and Ubisoft games will once again be available on Steam… In other words, great current games from the French company, because there have always been Ubisoft titles on Steam.

The point is that since 2019, the French video game giant has turned its back on the Valve platform to focus on its own, Ubisoft+, which is happening with more pain than glory, but also on the Epic Games Store, which, with a blow to the checkbook, tried to make hole in Steam when he could.

However, Steam is a lot of Steam and however there are counterparts elsewhere, the user base, and thus the revenue, of this largest PC gaming store on the Internet is a game changer, one could argue without leaving the playful framework. Also the appearance and relative success of the Steam Deck has something to do with it, it is maintained there.

As a related curiosity, we replayed the launch yesterday Crysis Trilogy Remastered on Steam after spending over a year as an Epic Games Store exclusive.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla

Coming back to Ubisoft, the company has kept many of its games, especially classic ones, on Steam; but for some time now the Valve store has been banned for new Ubisoft titles. Specifically, with a few rare exceptions, everything they’ve released since 2019 has been dropped from Steam.

Well, this vacuum will end soon and Ubisoft will soon return to Steam: it will be next December 6 when Assassin’s Creed Valhalla runs on the platformas seen on the game’s Steam page, the latest installment in the best-selling franchise.

However, the arrival Assassin’s Creed Valhalla on Steam will not be an anecdote, but the beginning of the return of Ubisoft. In a statement to Eurogamer, the company expects that “Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, the year 1800 Y Roller Champions is among the Ubisoft titles that will be released on Steam«.