Ubisoft deactivates uPlay after users gain access to Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon. By Liam Martin Published: 10 April 2013 Ubisoft has disabled its uPlay download service after learning of an exploit ...

The exploit allowed Uplay users to download other games from Ubisoft and other publishers on the service, not just the unreleased Far Cry 3 spin-off. Gameplay footage of Blood Dragon leaked last ...

The software hack is able to trick uPlay into thinking users already own a particular game, making it available to download at no cost and with no DRM. Ubisoft's unannounced shooter Far Cry 3 ...

Ubisoft has caught a lot of flak from PC gamers over their uPlay system, online-authentication DRM that most recently came to attention for being unavailable at exactly the wrong time.

Ubisoft has disabled its digital rights management and distribution platform Uplay’s PC game download service, following yesterday’s breach allowing users to download Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon ...

Ubisoft’s Uplay app, which grants exclusive awards and benefits, is now available for Wii U as a free download in the Nintendo eShop.

For now, Ubisoft is only giving away the game on Uplay, and only PC versions of it. Meanwhile, in order to claim it for free, you will need to load the site on mobile and add it to your cart with ...

Ubisoft has shut down its Uplay PC download service today after hackers discovered an exploit that allows games to be downloaded for free, including the highly rumored Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon.

Ubisoft has announced the full list of games for its Uplay+ subscription service, and it's a doozy. "The value of Uplay+ is that you not only get access to our catalog of more than 100 games and ...

Ubisoft Entertainment said Wednesday it took its Uplay download service offline until it fixes an issue that reportedly allowed hackers to download games, including one yet to be released.