Ubisoft’s pirate naval combat game Skull and Bones is finally out in the wild through PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. In case you are still on the fence about the game, anybody can try out the game for free for up to eight hours.

Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones is all set to launch as the company just announced that the open beta for their online naval game is happening on February 8 and will be live for players to try until February 11. Ubisoft also detailed the game’s Year 1 content coming out after the game officially launches on February 16.

Ubisoft shared more details about the closed beta for the greatly delayed pirate game Skull and Bones happening on August 25 until August 28 via PC only through their launcher Ubisoft Connect.

Ubisoft has once again delayed Skull and Bones to early 2023-2024. This means that their online pirate game will launch in the company’s next fiscal year, which starts after April 1. 

The naval combat-focused pirated themed Skull and Bones from Ubisoft Singapore have been delayed yet again. Originally set to release this November, the game will now come out on March 9, 2023 as the developer needs more time to “ further polish and balance the experience”. Together with the delay, Ubisoft also announced an open beta for the game.

In Ubisoft’s mini Ubisoft Forward event, which focused solely on the company’s new game Skull and Bones, they announced that the open world pirate game will launch on November 8, 2022 for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.

Ubisoft confirmed that their next livestream presentation showcasing their upcoming games is scheduled to go live this week, July 7 to give viewers a new look at their online pirate game Skull and Bones. The company also mentioned a multi-game Ubisoft Forward planned this September.

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