Ubisoft’s PC woes have continued into 2025, with the generally much-loved Assassin’s Creed Origins suffering a review-bomb campaign on Steam after a Windows PC update rendered it unplayable for some.

Microsoft started rolling out Windows 11 version 24H2, and devs and players both quickly discovered that this update was wreaking havoc with a number of Ubisoft games. While some games have been fixed,

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The issues faced by Ubisoft games continue to persist through the new year, which have made Steam players angry to the point that Assassin’s Creed Origins has been getting review-bombed. The cause of player distress? The game is almost completely unplayable right after Microsoft’s 24H2 Windows 11 Update.

Recent reports show Assassin’s Creed Origins, a title from Ubisoft’s flagship franchise, is receiving a large number of negative reviews.

A Windows 11 update has made Assassin's Creed Origins, among other games, unstable. Users have reported frequent freezes and crashes. Players have been review bombing Origins as a result. It's unfortunate timing for Ubisoft,