Ubisoft Reveals Skull and Bones and Drops Last-Gen Versions
It has been less than a year since reported that Ubisoft Singapore’s workplace culture was causing it to go through development hell. Skull and Bones has been more or less reintroduced into the world via a new trailer. It also has a release date.
This gameplay trailer gives you a tour of the extensive Ubisoft-ass loop. This includes hunting, crafting and town management. You can also customize your character and search for treasure. There are many online elements that allow you to do this with your friends. It’s a lot. The trailer is here:
Skull and Boneshas a new release date. The pirate simulator will be available on PC, Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5. For streaming sickos Luna and Stadia, it will also launch on November 8. The Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions are not being released. This is not surprising considering that last-gen consoles were in the plans when the game was first announced in 2017. A lot has happened since then. It was also a wise decision to cut off the older consoles due to the game’s reportedly poor state of development.
It will be interesting for us to see what the final product looks like. However, Skull and Bones will still be carrying stories about its torturous development process. There were also reports of harassment in the company. However, those claims were investigated by a third party who claimed Ubisoft Singapore responded. This was part of ongoing problems at Ubisoft, which has reported led to notable turnover.
