[Update] Beyond Good & Evil PC is now available for free via the Ubisoft Club.

　　[Original story] Starting October 12, Beyond Good & Evil PC will be available for free through the Ubisoft Club. Ubisoft announced the news via their official Twitter account today.

　　As covered last month, Ubisoft is currently offering free PC games as part of their 30th anniversary. In total seven PC games will be offered for free for a limited amount of time. Once downloaded, the game will be yours to keep however.

　　To celebrate Ubisoft’s 30th anniversary, The Ubisoft Club is offering you seven digital PC games. Every month a new game will be revealed and free to download. Then it is yours to keep!

　　Hurry up, the game is available for a limited time. Just register here with your Uplay account.

　　In order to download Beyond Good & Evil, PC users will need to sign up for a Uplay account which is free. As said, the game from Michel Ancel will be made available starting October 12.

　　At the moment of writing, The Crew is still available for free through the Ubisoft Club. In case you haven’t checked it out, we highly suggest you do so.

　　In other Beyond Good & Evil related news, the game’s creator, Michel Ancel, has recently been teasing its sequel (or prequel) in a series of Instagram posts.

　　Beyond Good & Evil was released back in 2003 for various platforms, including PC and Nintendo Gamecube.

　　Beyond Good & Evil Storyline

　　The vast, peaceful planet of Hyllis has fallen under siege by a relentless alien race. After a desperate struggle to defend her island, a Hyllian named Jade collapses in exhaustion - only to be tormented by disturbing visions. Despite public assurances that the planet has been secured, Jade begins to suspect that there's more to these invasions than the government has disclosed. When a rebel organization reinforces her doubts, Jade begins a harrowing journey to get to the core of the conspiracy.

　　Armed with her camera, aikido staff, and resolute investigative skills, Jade sets out to expose the truth and to liberate the minds of her deceived people. Pushed to the very edge of her physical and spiritual will, she soon discovers that even these limits are not what they seem ... Her quest for the truth knows no bounds.