Ubisoft has revealed that it is still undecided if it will raise the price of its PS5 and Xbox Series X games. In a recent Q70 earnings call (via VGC), the publisher was asked if it plans to raise the price of its games. AAA games at €2021 in its next fiscal year (from April 2022 to March XNUMX). "In terms of pricing, we have analyzed the competitive dynamics of the last quarter and we are always looking for new opportunities, but we have not made a decision yet," said CFO Frédérick Duguet.
A change of tone
(Image credit: Ubisoft) The launch of PS5 and Xbox Series X saw a number of game publishers increase the prices of their games on these platforms to around $70/$60, which is $10/$10 more than their pricing on PS4 and Xbox One. 2K Games was the first to commit to this next-gen price, revealing in mid-2020 that NBA 2K21 would sell for $70 on PS5 and Xbox Series X. We've seen other publishers do the same, with Sony establishing that. new ps5 games Demon's Souls and Destruction All Stars. Ubisoft previously said in a July 2020 earnings call that it would not increase the prices of its PS5 and Xbox Series X games released during the console's launch period. However, according to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier, the publisher would not commit to answering the question of whether there would be a price increase after this period, saying, "We're focusing on Christmas releases. That these games will release at €60".Big news: Ubisoft said during today's earnings call that its next-gen games this fall will cost the same as current-gen games ($60). Take-Two announced that NBA 2K21 will cost €70 on PS5 and Xbox Series X. Jul 22, 2020 While Ubisoft doesn't yet know if the price of its future games will increase, it remains to be seen how much upcoming games like Beyond Good and Evil will cost. 2 and Skull & Bones. However, Ubisoft's next big release, Far Cry 6, due out later this year, is still available to pre-order at $60/$50.