South Park: The Stick of Truth Won't Require Uplay
You won't need to use Ubisoft's proprietary gaming platform Uplay for the PC version of South Park: The Stick of Truth.
While we heard earlier today that Respawn Entertainment's upcoming Titanfall will will not require Uplay [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/132009-Titanfall-On-PC-Will-Require-Origin] for the PC version of the game.
"No, Uplay will not be featured in SP:SOT," stated the official Obsidian Twitter account, in response to a question over whether or not the Steam version of the game will require Uplay to run.
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Ubisoft's Uplay is one of the newest players in digital storefronts/game managers. Like Steam and Origin before it, it allows players to buy and play various Ubisoft titles. A major distinction between it and competitor Origin is that you can actually purchase non-Ubisoft titles from the Uplay store [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/122227-Ubisoft-to-Sell-Competitions-Games-on-Uplay-Store], and the amount of games that actually require the client to be installed is quite low.
So you can go ahead and pre-order the game on Steam without having to worry about installing another game manager. Good to hear!
Source: Twitter [https://twitter.com/Obsidian/status/430824603682746368]
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You won't need to use Ubisoft's proprietary gaming platform Uplay for the PC version of South Park: The Stick of Truth.
While we heard earlier today that Respawn Entertainment's upcoming Titanfall will will not require Uplay [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/132009-Titanfall-On-PC-Will-Require-Origin] for the PC version of the game.
"No, Uplay will not be featured in SP:SOT," stated the official Obsidian Twitter account, in response to a question over whether or not the Steam version of the game will require Uplay to run.
[tweet t=https://twitter.com/Obsidian/status/430824603682746368]
Ubisoft's Uplay is one of the newest players in digital storefronts/game managers. Like Steam and Origin before it, it allows players to buy and play various Ubisoft titles. A major distinction between it and competitor Origin is that you can actually purchase non-Ubisoft titles from the Uplay store [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/122227-Ubisoft-to-Sell-Competitions-Games-on-Uplay-Store], and the amount of games that actually require the client to be installed is quite low.
So you can go ahead and pre-order the game on Steam without having to worry about installing another game manager. Good to hear!
Source: Twitter [https://twitter.com/Obsidian/status/430824603682746368]
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