After teaming up with Humble Bundle, Ubisoft has launched the exciting Humble Tom Clancy Bundle.
As the name implies, the offer includes a number of Tom Clancy video games which start from as low as one dollar for a bundle that include titles such as Rainbow Six, Rainbow Six: Vegas, Rainbow Six 3 Gold, Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory and Ghost Recon. Most noteworthy of all, the low price includes access to the Rainbow Six Siege Multiplayer Beta.
The next pricing tier, currently at around $7.99, includes the games mentioned above as well as Rainbow Six Vegas 2, the first Splinter Cell, Splinter Cell Conviction and any bonus games that are covered within the tier.
For those who are willing to spend $10 or more, they can get as many as 11 Tom Clancy games. Some of the added titles to the previous list include Splinter Cell Blacklist and Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.
The last pricing tier is $75. This includes all the game titles mentioned earlier with some added bonus features, such as a preorder for Rainbow Six Siege on PC, a Rainbow Six Siege t-shirt and the chance to purchase Ubisoft products in the Humble Store at 66 percent off the regular price. While this means that users can purchase games other than those coming from Tom Clancy, the discount cannot be applied to preorders.
The best thing about the deals is that no matter how much the customer is willing to spend, he is sure to get access to the Rainbow Six Siege beta.
As stated in the Ubisoft's FAQ, "The Rainbow Six Siege Closed Beta will start on Sept. 24th. Exact times may vary depending on your region. Pre-ordering guarantees you access to the Closed Beta, but you can sign up for the waitlist to participate through www.rainbow6.com/beta. You can preorder the game now by following www.rainbow6.com/buy-now."
The page also notes that Rainbow Six Siege is scheduled to be released on Dec. 1, 2015. It also indicates that the closed beta will be available on platforms such as the PC (both on Uplay and Steam), Xbox One and PlayStation 4.
Customers should also take note that spending on these bundles will allow them to support a good cause, since Humble Bundle also supports a number of charities.
The $1 Humble Tom Clancy Bundle will be available until Sept. 14.
