Assassin's Creed Unity is experiencing rebirth. Ubisoft extends servers

It may also be a limited offer for the time for which the title is free.

The sequel to the Assassin's Creed Unity series, launched five years ago, is experiencing a huge increase in the player base. The new stream of players is so big that the game's servers were unavailable yesterday due to the maintenance and expansion of the infrastructure, PCGamer said.

This unprecedented interest on the part of the gaming community is due to two factors. The first is the recent fire at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. It's AC: Unity contains the most realistic gaming model of this important cultural monument, where players can also visit places that have been damaged by fire.

The second factor is the limited time offer during which Ubisoft distributing this title for free all players. At the same time, this French game publisher has pledged to contribute 500,000 euros to repair the cathedral and willingly provide all imaging materialswhich developers have acquired for the needs of the game.

Also the decision of the authors to return the money to all players who bought the game before the announcement of the current offer is a useful step. However, this only applies to copies purchased by the Ubisoft Store.

Assassin's Creed Unity faced many criticisms of the many errors, shortcomings, and poor technical conditions of the title that we, our review. Some of the biggest problems have already been eliminated and therefore the game has a unique new opportunity to rectify, at least partially, the impaired reputation.