People using the GeForce Now app on their TV will see a QR code that they can scan with a smartphone to open the login page. This will open the Ubisoft account login page on your web browser.

To link your Ubisoft and GeForce Now accounts, open the GeForce Now app on any supported device, select the hamburger menu, choose 'Settings,' go to 'Connections,' and then hit the 'Connect' button next to Ubisoft. If you can't access your Ubisoft game on GeForce Now even after connecting the two accounts, you will have to launch the game on Ubisoft Connect PC first. Do note that for some Ubisoft+ games, you will need an activation key to start playing. GeForce Now already allowed players to link their Steam, Epic Games, and GOG accounts, so the Ubisoft account linking facility is a step in the right direction. This will work for all supported games purchased through the Ubisoft Store and Epic Store.Īlso read: Testing GeForce Now Ultimate RTX 4080 Tier Linking the two accounts will also ensure that players don't have to sign in to their Ubisoft account for each play session on GeForce Now, and will instead be automatically signed in across all their devices when they log in just once.

In a press release announcing the new feature, Nvidia said that linking your Ubisoft account with GeForce Now will automatically sync supported GeForce Now games from Ubisoft Connect and Steam libraries, thereby helping players find their Ubisoft games quicker. It works across all Ubisoft Connect titles, including Rainbow Six Siege, Far Cry 6, and Tom Clancy's The Division 2, among others. The new functionality is already live, enabling users to automatically sign in to a range of Ubisoft games on GeForce Now. What just happened? Nvidia has announced that GeForce Now players can now link their Ubisoft accounts to seamlessly access their favorite games every time.

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