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> [!NOTE] > [!NOTE]
> Developed and published by Ubisoft. This game had reached End of Service since March 2024. > Developed and published by Ubisoft. This game had reached End of Service since March 2024.
* 🟩 [The Crew Unlimited](https://thecrewunlimited.com/home/) * 🟩 [The Crew Unlimited](https://thecrewunlimited.com/home/) `Closed Source`

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* They must be free to access with source code publicly available * They must be free to access with source code publicly available
* They must be ***unofficial*** server implementations (modified versions of official server software will not be accepted) * They must be ***unofficial*** server implementations (modified versions of official server software will not be accepted)
* They must have at the very least *some* degree of functionality (for example, walking simulators will not be accepted.) * They must have at the very least *some* degree of functionality (for example, walking simulators will not be accepted.)
* In case of new game addition(s), make sure they are positioned alphabetically
If something does not meet all of the above requirements, but hold enough significance to warrant its addition to this list, it may be added to the [Extras](EXTRAS.md) list.
When adding entries, you should reference how existing ones are written to ensure consistency and accuracy. When adding entries, you should reference how existing ones are written to ensure consistency and accuracy.