13 Ubisoft games free on PC for Xbox owners

Ubisoft has enrolled 13 more of its games in Xbox’s “Console to PC” program. The idea behind it is straightforward: if you already own a game on Xbox, the PC version becomes available to you without buying it a second time. The move was reported by PC Gamer.

Among the titles named are Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Far Cry 6, Skull and Bones and Rainbow Six Siege. The announcement lists those four explicitly and refers to the rest simply as “others”, so the full roster of thirteen isn’t spelled out. If you have a specific Ubisoft game in mind that isn’t on that short list, check its status directly in the program on Xbox’s side.

What the program actually covers

“Console to PC” is an Xbox initiative under which publishers let owners of console copies claim the PC build of the same game. Ubisoft is one of the participating publishers here, and the batch it added spans both large single-player action games and the live-service Rainbow Six Siege.

What the source doesn’t say is equally worth noting. There are no details on regional availability, on whether any subscription is involved, or on how Xbox and Ubisoft accounts are linked for the transfer. We’re not going to fill those gaps with guesses — for exact terms and the complete list of eligible games, go to the official Xbox and Ubisoft materials. Nothing in the announcement suggests the benefit works in reverse either: the direction described is console to PC.

It also helps to separate the game itself from everything sold inside it. A program like this deals with access to the title, not with in-game currencies, battle passes, cosmetics or other paid content, which follow the rules of each individual game and platform.

What it means if you were about to buy

The practical takeaway: before picking up a PC copy of a Ubisoft game, check your Xbox library first. If the game is there and it’s covered by the program, an extra purchase may be money you don’t need to spend. That applies especially to players who spent years building a console collection and are only now moving to PC.

The opposite case is just as common — no console copy, but you want to play on PC. The program does nothing for you then, and it’s a regular purchase. Far Cry 6, for instance, is offered as an add-to-library option; current price, region and delivery conditions are set by the seller and shown on the product page.

If your interest is a live-service title such as Rainbow Six Siege, the more useful question is usually what you need inside the game — currency, access, related services — rather than how you obtain the base game. Those listings sit in the game accounts and services section. Bazelio is a storefront aggregator: we surface offers from sellers on partner platforms and help you compare them, while the transaction itself happens with the seller you choose.