Skull & Bones
Skull & Bones is a pirate MMO from Ubisoft, developed due to the cool naval warfare mechanics from Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. The game revolves around wild naval battles between pirates and their prey in the Indian Ocean of the 18th century. There are three ship classes to choose from,
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Despite poor player numbers on Steam, Ubisoft continues to support its ‘AAAA game’ with new content in Year 2
The player numbers for Skull and Bones are dismal. However, this could be misleading, as there will be new content in 2025 – an end is not yet in sight.
3 months after release you can play the big “AAAA-title” from Ubisoft for free
Skull and Bones is currently available for free. At least for a week you can play for free and then decide if the game is worth the price.
The ‘AAAA’ game Skull and Bones cost 80 € at release, currently Ubisoft sells it for half the price
Skull and Bones is available three months after release for half the price. The game fell short of expectations.
2 months after release, Skull and Bones now costs only half on PC
Skull and Bones was released just over two months ago but faced backlash at launch. Now the price of the game is being reduced.
A pirate game conquers the PS5 – And it is not Skull and Bones
Microsoft's pirate adventure Sea of Thieves is heading towards the PS5. Even though the title was already released in 2018, it is currently dominating the pre-orders in the store.
With a single change, Skull and Bones would be much better directly
Skull and Bones made a crucial mistake early in development: it plays in the wrong ocean.
Insider report reveals the player numbers of Skull and Bones – Even the developers understand the low interest
Skull and Bones is currently falling short of expectations. An insider report now reveals how many people are playing the game.
Famous German streamer reviews Ubisoft’s “AAAA” flop Skull & Bones; would have wasted a lot of potential
The German streamer Maurice Weber talks about the release of Skull & Bones. He says a lot of potential has been wasted.
Skull & Bones has been in development for 10 years, the first players draw a conclusion: „What have they been doing all this time?“
Skull and Bones has been out for almost a week now and many players are sharing their very negative, but also partially positive opinion about the pirate MMO.