Ubisoft 30 Days of Giveaways – Assassin’s Creed 3 for FREE (Soon)


Ubisoft 30 Days of Giveaways – starting today, Ubisoft is gifting us games, wallpapers, discounts, holiday cards and other digital goodies.

Ubisoft 30 Days of Giveaways - Assassin's Creed 3 for FREE (Soon)

The list was supposed to be a secret with each day revealing one freebie. However it was leaked early – together with the final free Ubi30 title – Assassin’s Creed 3. You will be able to grab that freebie on December 7th for uPlay.

Previous Ubi30 free games will make a comeback for one day, so if you missed The Crew, Rayman Origins, Prince of Persia or Splinter Cell, you will get another chance.

You can still get Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon for free as Novembers Ubi30 free game.

Check out the whole promo here

Full list of freebies by Ubisoft, starting from today:

1: Rayman Classic on mobiles (Nov 24th)
2: 75% off selected Ubisoft games
3: Exclusive Collection of E3 2016 Cards
4: UBI30 Logo Animation Exclusive GIF
5: For Honor GIFs
6: UBI30 360 Images
7: Just Dance Greeting Card
8: Ubisoft DIY Paper Advent Calendar
9: Steep Wallpaper
10: Exclusive Digital Posters from E3 2016
11: Rabbids Holiday Goodies
12: WWW Wallpaper
13: Ubisoft Cocktails Recipes
14: Assassin’s Creed 3 on PC (Dec 7th)
15: Ubisoft Wrapping Paper
16: 300 Game Giveaway
17: Watch_Dogs 2 Wallpaper
18: Ubisoft Gift Tags
19: Ubisoft Dessert Recipes
20: Ghost Recon GIFs
21: Wallpaper for Mobile
22: Prince of Persia on PC (Dec 15th)
23: Rayman Legends (or Origins) on PC (Dec 16th)
24: Splinter Cell on PC (Dec 17th)
25: The Crew on PC (Dec 18th)
26: Rayman GIF
27: Steep GIF
28: Exclusive 2017 Digital Holiday Cards
29: Ubi30 Wallpaper
30: Ubisoft Holiday Decorations

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