After being stuck in development for 5 years, Ubisoft’s pirate game Skull and Bones finally got new footage and a release date of November 8.
The developer showed footage of the game at the Ubisoft Forward event and highlighted players looting, hunting other pirates and treasure hunting to become the most infamous pirate.
While players could experience the game solo, Skull and Bones developers emphasised that this is a social game and that playing co-op with friends is the ideal experience.
First introduced at E3 2017, the game suffered countless issues during development, including a probe into Ubisoft’s studio in Singapore regarding allegations of pay discrepancy and sexual harassment.
Skull and Bones will release on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X, Google Stadia and Amazon Luna.
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