The list includes games featured on OnLive, a game streaming service which ended in 2015, and certain versions of other games in the list (such as the GameCube version of Rainbow Six Lockdown) never had online in the first place. The titles are being delisted with little to no noticeĪlthough the list is lengthy, some of the inclusions are somewhat unusual. “We will provide advance notice before shutting down any online services for our games and have updated our support article to reflect this.” At the same time, the game did not change the original features, affecting only the magic system - adding the concept of manna, which is usual for gamers, to. “Some of our games (Anno 2070, Assassin’s Creed II, Assassin’s Creed 3, Assassin’s Creed Brotherhood, Driver San Francisco, Far Cry 3, Silent Hunter 5 and Splinter Cell Blacklist) were taken offline for a short maintenance and services have been restored,” the publisher said. UPDATE: Ubisoft has said that the list of games taken offline was mistakenly updated last week with titles that are not yet offline, and it has now been updated to reflect this. While certain games will only lose online services on certain platforms, for others – such as Avatar, Rainbow Six Vegas and Rainbow Six Vegas 2 – it marks an end to the ability to officially play those games online. The announcement was made on the game’s official website, which provided a list of games that “have now been shut down”, some of which appear to have been taken offline at some point in the past. Ubisoft has officially ended online support for over 90 games.
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