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#Install ubisoft connect install
#Install ubisoft connect series

The service is provided across various platforms. Ubisoft Connect (formerly Ubisoft Game Launcher and later Uplay) is a digital distribution, digital rights management, multiplayer and communications service developed by Massive Entertainment to provide an experience similar to the achievements/trophies offered by various other game companies.

#Install ubisoft connect series

But if it doesn't work for some reason you can always try the game specific installer or look at what the installer does and just do that manually in the WINEPREFIX where you have Ubisoft Connect installed.Microsoft Windows, macOS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Facebook Platform Now a days most games work reasonably well without a large number of tweaks.

#Install ubisoft connect install

I tend to just launch Ubisoft Connect and then install whatever game I want to play and use one WINEPREFIX. So I would give both a try and see how it works. But this will launch Ubisoft Connect and you'll install whatever game. The benefit here is that any tweaks you make to one WINEPREFIX for a game don't affect any other game. This uses a separate WINEPREFIX for each game. So lets say you want to install Assassin's Creed Odyssey and whatever other Ubisoft games. The alternative is to use separate prefix and still use Lutris.

The downside is that its possible each game needs something special or some kind of workaround. Using Lutris to install Ubisoft Connect will give you one prefix which will allow you to install every game into the same prefix. So every Ubisoft game will have their own prefix with different launchers. The way steam works is for every game you install it creates a separate prefix. The upside here is that you can keep all of your Ubisoft games in a single WINEPREFIX.

Install Lutris and install Ubisoft Connect.

Ubisoft games can be launched separately without Steam. Then again, if it's indeed helped by Steam/Proton, it might not work without launching it through Steam.ĭoes anyone know if this is possible? - Because I'd like to play some game directly through Connect and there's no official Linux support, and I'd prefer not to deal with some alternative. I don't know if it's Ubisoft or Valve that built in the compatibility for Connect with Linux (or if it's Proton or perhaps even the Linux-distro I'm using helping it), but it works, so there must be some kind of "executable" somewhere to launch it manually, no? But what if I just want to use Connect on its own and launch games purchased on the Ubisoft Store?. I think I didn't even have to log in or anything and actually went into my Ubisoft-account somehow.Īnyway, so it just installs it and launches it. I was wondering what would happen on Linux when it would run into that, but it just does it and it's seamless. But here's the weird thing: It's installed when you install a modern Ubisoft-game with Steam.

I know that you can't exactly install it, as far as I know.

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