Ubisoft announced a free update entitled Crimson Moon for their Starlink Battle for Atlas game. The update releases on all platforms on April 30th. In other news, the game will make its debut on PC as well.

Ubisoft enters the toys to life market with Starlink Battle for Atlas which released on Xbox One, Switch and PS4. To explain briefly, players can purchase a starter pack which includes a starship, pilot, three weapons and a controller mount. Prior to starting the game, players can attach the mount,

Gamers can dive in to Ubisoft’s space combat shooter, Starlink Battle For Atlas as it launches today on consoles. Here is the live action launch trailer. The game is playable with or without the toy attachments (purchased separately).

Here is a quick look at Ubisoft’s Starlink Battle For Atlas gameplay showing off the opening 40 minutes. The game aims at younger gamers with the toy attachments but boasts a juicy offering under the surface. Head into space in your ship or hover above the planet surface. Starlink Battle

We take a look at the Starlink Battle for Atlas starter pack and put the pieces together in this unboxing video. We demonstrate the process to slot the attachment onto the Xbox One controller. Once attached you add the character and ship. Whilst the toy aspect suits younger gamers, it

Ubisoft posted a new Starlink: Battle for Atlas story trailer and a how it works video to get you up to speed. Mix and match your modular toys and see them instantly appear in-game. Starlink: Battle for Atlas is available on October 16th 2018

Ubisoft just posted a new Starlink: Battle for Atlas gameplay walkthrough trailer. The aim here is to whet the appetite for their action adventure experience coming October 16th.

A new space battling game from Ubisoft complete with figure attachments is Starlink: Battle for Atlas coming fall 2018.