Ubisoft is practically unparalleled when it comes to sheer variety and number of fan-favourite games they've released over the years. With the first week of huge discounts behind us, there's no much to look forward to still, as we've prepared a follow-up Ubisoft sale to keep you busy.

Namely, this time around we've got Tom Clancy's titles and Watch Dogs for you to check out, which very neatly rounds off the offers we had the last time around.

To kick things off with a spectacle, 2Game has got Watch Dogs 2 with all of its post-launch DLC available for a meager £14.59, which puts the game at an incredible 82% discount - one of the lowest prices ever for this popular open-world hack-em-up. This means you get the full game, its Deluxe Pack cosmetics, and the Season Pass, which includes 5 additional content releases to bolster an already-impressive amount of content in WD2.

For Honor is another game we suggest you take a look at. One of Ubisoft's most successful and innovative services, For Honor is, at the same time, both a hack 'n' slash and a beat 'em up, depending on who you're fighting with. Alongside the standard adition, we've also got Complete Edition on sale at 54% off. Great deal if you know you'll be spending lots of time in this game, really.

Ghost Recon Wildlands with all of its DLC can also be bought at a heavily discounted price  - 68% - which makes it perfect if you're looking for something to tide you over until the release of Breakpoint. Not a game for everybody, but those who enjoy customising weapons into great detail and running spec-ops all the time should definitely look into it.

If you were worried that we didn't have any classics on offer this time around, fret not, because we sure do.

Namely, we must suggest Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory if you've never had the chance to play this incredible genre-defining release. The game is now heavily discounted and is available for no more than £2.95, which makes it an absolute must, and an absolute steal, no matter your genre preferences. Splinter Cell Blacklist isn't much more expensive, either, and is a lovely follow-up to Chaos Theory, even though it is way more action-oriented than its highly-regarded predecessor.

Another Tom Clancy's classic we'd love to point out is Rainbow Six Vegas, which took the franchise into a wholly different direction, and eventually led us to the release of everyone's favourite multiplayer PvP, Rainbow Six Siege (which is also discounted).

Be sure to look into the full list of discounted Ubisoft games, too, as we didn't really have the room to feature all of them. For now, enjoy these deals, and stay tuned for more as we go along.