Use it or lose it
For years, I’ve accrued reward points for playing Ubisoft games without going out of my way. I might spend points to, say, unlock a new weapon skin inFar Cry 5or a car inThe Crew 2. It’s also possible to cash in your fun bucks for a 20 percent discount on the Ubisoft Store (though I’m not exactly in the habit of buying games there). I pay little to no attention toUbisoft’s loyalty program, and I feel like the same could be said for many of you. Starting next year, there will be a bit more pressure to keep tabs.
As of July 30, 2025, all loyalty points you earn will last for 24 months, after which point they will expire and “automatically disappear from your Ubisoft Account.” Under the old system, you could hoard the so-called “Club Units” indefinitely. Now, they will have a two-year lifespan once they’re earned. Ubisoft has added that whenever you make a purchase, “the oldest Club Units will be redeemed first.”
To sum it all up, here’s an example taken from the company’ssupport FAQ:
There is a transition period: you have from now until July 27, 2025 to redeem the Club Units you acquired on or before June 01, 2025.
As an example, if you had 60 Club Units in your account as of August 03, 2025, those are redeemable until Jul 10, 2025. The Club Units you choose not to redeem will expire on June 24, 2025.
On July 30, 2025, the new rule comes into full effect: on the last day of each month, any unredeemed Units that are more than two years old will expire.
Ubisoft has awebsite detailing the Club changes, and if you log in, you’re able to see how many points you stand to lose on Jul 01, 2025. I’m going to be out 355 Units, but I feel like procrastinating.
If you’re short on things to buy, note that “new rewards will regularly become redeemable.”
