Stumped about the locations of certain treasure chests? Here are the different treasure maps in Skull and Bones and their rewards.
The long-delayed pirate title is finally here, and unsurprisingly, it's not great. Aside from everything we already know, what went wrong?
As the primary end game currency, Pieces of Eight are necessary to purchase Black Market items. Here's how to get them quickly.
Sell highly sought-after commodities, complete Contracts and, failing everything else, assault other ships to get that Silver.
Ubisoft Singapore's pirate sim is finally out on February 16th for consoles and PC. Here's what you should know before setting sail.
Ubisoft Singapore outlines its process of developing the world of Skull and Bones, which launches on February 16th worldwide.
The beta runs from February 7th to 11th and includes two pirate dens, with the Coast of Africa and the Open Seas available to explore.
Each season will add new features like Territory Control and Fleet Management, limited-time events, new ships, and more for free.
Players will craft contraband and engage in Heists and Takeovers to secure manufactories and grow their pirate empire in the endgame.
Participants only get six hours to play and can explore the Red Isles, the Coast of Africa and more, completing Contracts and World Events.
Ubisoft Singapore's troubled pirate game suffers another in a series of delays. It's coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC.
Ubisoft had reportedly planned a media hands-on event preview event for the first week of February, but it's now delayed.
Ubisoft Singapore also promises that information on the new release date and future test phases will be shared "very soon."
The publisher aims for $200 million in cost reduction, including "divesting of non-core assets." Skull and Bones now launching "early 2023-24."
Sources speaking to Kotaku claim that there's "little" to the upcoming naval combat title beyond what recent gameplay has shown.
Learn more about dedicated perks for ships, different damage types, Attachments and the bonuses provided by Furniture.
Different ships and weapons will serve specific purposes but you can use pretty much anything for the majority of the game.
New content will include "deadlier challenges' that groups can take on, new ships and weapons, smaller themed events, and more.
It retails for $60 on PC and $70 on consoles. The first gameplay overview showcases naval combat, different ship types and settlement/fort assaults.
A recent Kotaku report outlines how Ubisoft Singapore is one of the worst places to work in the French giant's pantheon of studios.
