This week it was confirmed that Ubisoft will launch five AAA games before March 2021, although Ubisoft has chosen not to release those games. This has caused some fans to speculate about the upcoming titles, and there are some likely candidates. However, it looks like Skull and Bones’ pirate adventure game won’t be one of them.
- Skull and Bones is definitely not Ubisoft’s fifth AAA title before March 2021.
- Ubisoft has restarted the game several times.
- 23 minutes of gameplay footage from E3 2018.
Since the announcement of Skull and Bones on the E3 2017 the game has been delayed several times compared to the original start window in autumn 2018. The official start of Skull and Bones planned after March 2020, which is technically possible. That means it’s one of the AAA games mentioned above, but Kotakus Jason Schreier says fans shouldn’t hold their breath.
Gave on Twitter Schreier recently announced that Watch Dogs Legion. Rainbow Six Quarantine and Gods and Monsters, Ubisoft games that were postponed late last year are three of the five upcoming AAA titles. Schreier also indicated that the other two Assassin’s Creed Ragnarok and the recently released Far Cry 6 will be. This prompted a Twitter user, according to the current situation Skull and Bones to ask.
Skull and Bones Release: Will not arrive before the end of March 2021
Schreier The answer was short and he said that the game saw “many restarts” and the departure of its creative director in late 2018. As the publisher’s title Skull and Bones Delayed last year, it said the company wanted to put “quality first” and make the game “as great as possible” and actually hit Schreier before “it will take a while” for the game to reach this point.
Skull and Bones – (C) Ubisoft
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Originally was Skull and Bones marketed by Ubisoft so that the popular naval battles of Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag can be expanded into a complete game. A multiplayer game with the ability to customize your own pirate ship and the cosmopolitan sailing areas to explore. It is very likely that these items are also in Skull and Bones are included if it is ever published. However, it will be a while before we can see any of it.
However, it can be assumed that Ubisoft the project doesn’t give up so quickly. Although its status as a new gaming brand means that it may not like the prestige of Ubisoft’s established franchises Assassin’s Creed and Rainbow Six has. Giving up doesn’t seem to be an option, however, if there have been years of development in it.
The last time we saw something at E3 2018. 23 minutes of gameplay material:
Skull and Bones is under development for PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Expects the title only after the release of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, Or after March 2021.
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