Highlights

• Ubisoft games seamlessly integrate science fiction elements into popular franchises such as Watch Dogs and Assassin’s Creed.
• Titles like Starlink and AGOS offer unique space exploration experiences that go beyond traditional science fiction themes.
• With the upcoming release of Star Wars Outlaws, Ubisoft continues to push the boundaries of sci-fi gaming.

Ubisoft has developed a number of games over the years, and many of them are heavily inspired by the science fiction genre. From games that take place in space to their most popular franchise of Assassin’s Creed Since it is also a science fiction story, Ubisoft has shown that it has a lot of experience in developing such titles.

In addition to the success of these previous franchises, Ubisoft was also entrusted with the creation of the first open world star Wars Game, Star Wars Outlaws. Until this title is released, however, there are many other great sci-fi games from Ubisoft for gamers to try out.

8 Watchdogs: Legion

Reclaim a futuristic version of London with impressive gadgets

Let’s start with one of Ubisoft’s most popular franchises. Guard dogs has always had a sci-fi touch, with players taking on the role of a hacker and also having access to various drones and other devices. While the first two Guard dogs Games can be considered science fiction, Watchdogs: Legion is heavily focused on the science fiction theme and allows players to explore a futuristic version of London.

Players have all sorts of futuristic technology at their disposal, such as cloaking devices that allow them to sneak behind enemy lines. The futuristic aesthetic of this version of London will also delight science fiction fans.

7 Starlink: Battle for Atlas

Travel to exotic alien worlds and liberate the Atlas star system

Starlink: Battle for Atlas In this action-adventure title, the player embarks on adventures to various alien planets in the hopes of one day liberating the Atlas star system. Players are in control of choosing the pilots, hulls, wings and weapons they wish to use, allowing them to build the perfect spaceship that best suits their playstyle.

Combat is one of the most important features in this sci-fi adventure, so players are likely to choose certain pilots based on their skills that allow for incredible combos. Starlink also features an incredible open world that allows space exploration throughout the alien solar system.

6 AGOS – A Game of Space

Evolve and upgrade through space technology to save humanity

• Platform: PC
• Released: 28.10.2020
• Developer: Ubisoft
• Genres: Adventure, Simulation

Besides that StarlinkUbisoft has also released the sci-fi space simulation title AGOS – A space game. This title was born out of Ubisoft’s exploration of virtual reality and resulted in a science fiction experience that immersed players deep into space.

It’s up to the player to save humanity by building various space probes and sending them across the universe to gather resources and uncover information. Using VR, players can sit in the cockpit of their ship and experience space travel in an incredibly realistic way.

5 Beyond good and evil

Fight the DomZ in a futuristic science fiction world

In addition to the new games that Ubisoft is developing, the company has also developed various other sci-fi games in the past. A great and highly acclaimed action title is Beyond good and evil, a science fiction game in which players take on the role of Jade, an investigative reporter who stumbles upon an alien conspiracy.

In addition to collecting evidence, fighting aliens and solving various puzzles, Jade and her allies even travel into space. Even countless years after the initial release, players still enjoy Beyond good and evilThe title even received an anniversary edition with 4K graphics at 60 fps.

4 Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

Experience adventures on Pandora as a Na’Vi

star Wars is not the first franchise that Ubisoft has received the green light to develop a video game for. The company also had the opportunity to develop a game set in the science fiction universe of. Avatar. In Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, Players can create their very own Na’vi to play as while exploring much of Pandora.

By being able to adventure on this incredible planet full of vibrant fauna and flora, players will have the opportunity to become part of this alien culture while meeting other Na’vi tribes and helping them fight the humans who are destroying the wildlife.

3 Star Trek: Bridge Crew

Work as a team while traveling through space

• Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4
• Released: 30.05.2017
• Developer: Red Strom Entertainment (Ubisoft)
• Genre: Action adventure

The sequel to the popular sci-fi franchises for which Ubisoft has created titles is Star Trek: Bridge Crew. As opposed to Avatar: Frontiers of Pandorawhich gives players more freedom to explore, Star Trek: Bridge Crew gives players the freedom to feel like part of a team that controls the ships of Star Trek running.

Play Bridge crew With others, players can work in a team and take on different roles, such as captain or even engineer. Players can either Star Trek: Bridge Crew via your monitor or with VR for a more immersive experience.

2 Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon

A retro-futuristic spin-off with robot dragons

Far away is another well-known franchise from Ubisoft. While most games take place in fictional cities in real locations, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon offered an interesting retro-futuristic first-person shooter that combined what players loved in the Far away Franchise with an interesting neon world full of epic robot dragons.

This theme is continued with the weapons available to the player as well as the sci-fi story to create a Far away Experience that is different from any other, and yet you feel part of the Far away Series.

1 Assassin’s Creed 2

A story-driven game with plenty of sci-fi elements

Of all the sci-fi games that Ubisoft will develop, this is Assassin’s Creed The franchise continues to be a staple in the company’s catalog, combining a historical setting with a science fiction story in a complex way. This mix was particularly evident in earlier games, such as Assassin’s Creed 2.

As the story progresses, players will switch between the historical setting of Italy, where they play as Ezio, and a modern setting, where they play as Desmond. As the story progresses, alien artifacts such as the Apple of Eden begin to warp, revealing that something much bigger is at work behind the scenes. This theme will be explored with future Assassin’s Creed Games with a stronger focus on the mystery of Isu. Although Assassin’s Creed 2 While it isn’t Ubisoft’s most science-fiction focused title, the game would offer a completely different experience without the genre’s influence.