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Home»Gaming»Skull and Bones Finally Gets a Release Date at the Game Awards 2023

Skull and Bones Finally Gets a Release Date at the Game Awards 2023

The seas look promising.

AugustBy AugustDecember 8, 20232 Mins Read
Different Faction Boats in Skull and Bones
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After around a decade of development, Skull and Bones has finally been finally graced with a release date announced at The Game Awards 2023. Casting off on February 16, 2024, Skull and Bones will be available in Standard and Premium editions on PlayStation 5, Xbox X|S, and PC via Epic Games Store and the Ubisoft Store. Whether you’re a fan of Sea of Thieves or AC IV: Black Flag‘s naval combat or simply love the pirate life, this upcoming seafaring adventure might be worth checking out.

Skull and Bones Will Set Sail on February 2024

Skull and Bones Trailer At The Game Awards 2023
Image Source: Ubisoft

With aesthetics and a visual design similar to New World and gameplay like Sea of Thieves, Skull and Bones featured a fairly decent teaser at The Game Awards 2023. The game is an online experience featuring a co-op open world with cross-play and cross-progression across the platforms it’s releasing on. Ubisoft states that Skull and Bones will consistently offer new challenges and features on a seasonal basis, similar to how Sea of Thieves operates its content. 

December 15 to 18, Skull and Bones is offering a Closed Beta for those interested, while subscribers of Ubisoft+ can access the game three days early on February 13, 2024. As a PvP-centric game, privileged early access to the experience is quite a disadvantage for non-Ubisoft+ users. Alas, the seas show favor to no one, and those not skilled enough to keep their booty safe will sink to the bottom of the ocean, regardless of how much extra time they’ve spent sailing.

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While many might be skeptical of how long Ubisoft plans to support Skull and Bones after such a long development, the publisher has promised to regularly update the game for free with new content, activities, and stories over the next few years. If you’re curious about what to expect, check out the Deep Dive Trailer featured on Ubisoft’s official YouTube channel:

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August Webb is a Staff Writer and former Lead Guide Editor of TNS. When not working, she's playing a visual novel, fanning over an indie gem, or lost in the world of VR.

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