Steep, The Division, and Trials Fusion are Free to Play This Weekend on PC

Steep, The Division, and Trials Fusion are Free to Play This Weekend on PC

Care to shred some gnar? No? Fine.

JesseCecchetto by JesseCecchetto on Jun 09, 2017 @ 06:09 PM (Staff Bios)
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Ubisoft is feeling pretty generous this week because they are offering Steep, The Division, and Trials Fusion for free for the weekend. Starting today until June 12th (coincidentally also the end date of the Overwatch anniversary event and double XP weekend), you could be shredding down mountains, looting the streets of new york, or racing through some crazy levels.

It's not only a great time to try some games you might have been hesitant about buying, but it's also a great time to get some reef video game thrills. Along with this very generous dead, Ubisoft is also hosting a sale on the Uplay store for various popular titles such as For Honor, Watch Dogs 2 and Far Cry 4. Whatever you decide to do this weekend, you're bound to either save some money, or have a great time with some free games.

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