At this point, I might be one of the few people still interested in Ubisoft’s pirate game Skull and Bones. I have a thing for pirate video games and miss Assassin’s Creed IV‘s excellent ship combat (yes, I know Sea of Thieves exists, but it’s a very different type of pirate video game).
The vaporware video game has been delayed countless times, but it appears to have a solid release date finally — February 16th, 2024, alongside a closed beta launching later this month from December 15th-18th. Ubisoft+ players who pre-order can jump into the game three days before its release. The announcement was made during this year’s The Game Awards.
Skull and Bones will release on February 16, 2024! 🏴☠️
Pre-order available now: https://t.co/wUrakdZF4u
Play up to 3 days early with the Premium Edition, or by subscribing to Ubisoft+.#TheGameAwards #SkullandBones pic.twitter.com/4nqsxy8BIy
— The Game Awards (@thegameawards) December 8, 2023
Skull and Bones allows players to set sail on a pirate ship solo or with a team of two in co-op mode. It features ship combat, allows you to attack settlements and seems to feature a deep trading system. Will it be a good game? At this point, I’m almost certain it’ll be a disaster, but I’ve been waiting for this game since rumours surrounding its existence first appeared in 2013, so I’ll give it a try regardless.
Skull and Bones will be released on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, PC and Amazon Luna.
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