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Last Updated: December 19, 2022, 14:06 IST
Ubisoft is coming to help Stadia users
Google confirmed that Stadia is shutting down and it has started the process of refunds to customers to paid for games on the service.
Ubisoft is rolling out PC copies of games to players who purchased games on Google’s cloud gaming service Stadia.
Instead of using codes, the company’s ‘Ubisoft Connect’ service will automatically complete the transfer, reports 9To5Google. Players need to link their Ubisoft and Google Stadia accounts in order to complete the transfer, which can be done through ‘Ubisoft account settings’.
The games are only playable on PC for now, but other cloud services, such as ‘GeForce Now’ and ‘Shadow’, should be able to access them.
In September, Ubisoft confirmed that if players had purchased its titles on Google’s cloud gaming platform, they would be able to transfer those purchases to their PC in the future.
Meanwhile, Google announced to shut down Stadia in January next year, admitting that it hasn’t gained the traction it had expected.
Google had also started refunds for Stadia purchases last month. The refunds include all hardware purchases as well. Google has stated that all refunds will be processed automatically, including “purchases of games, add-on content and subscriptions fees other than Stadia Pro made through the Stadia Store.”
People who have deleted their Google account used to make purchases on Stadia will also get automatic refunds to their original form of payment, but if the form of payment is no longer available, users need to contact Stadia customer support.
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