"Skull and Bones" is still unreportedly not at the level that players desire. Tom Henderson, a mostly knowledgeable person, doesn't even believe that the whole price should be charged for the championship.
Ubisoft has announced that several of its unannounced games have been terminated, and that "Skull and Bones" would be the sixth shift that had to be endured.
Changes are typically made in order to improve the quality of a game and enhance the title's polish. However, the frequency of delays in the case of Skull and Bones suggests that the issues are deeper.
Tom Henderson, an insider and journalist, wants to know more about this. In a tweet, he refers to testers who express doubts whether Ubisoft should pay full price for "Skull and Bones."
Henderson says, "From conversations with playtesters, the last Skull and Bones playtest didn't give me confidence that they made the necessary adjustments to make the game a success."
Neogaf is being monitored by an alleged playtester.
Henderson did not disclose any further information about his sources. However, his tweet is consistent with a Forum message on Neogafin in which a person speaks who, according to his own statement, was able to deal with the playtest of "Skull and Bones" and urgently warns against the game.
The statements about "Skull and Bones" aren't verified. However, Freeza93, the given nickname, comes to the conclusion that players should be concerned about a title with a meta score of 60 to 65 at best. In this instance, the whole price would be unreasonable, especially considering that Assassin's Creed Mirage has just been released.
The pirate adventure is still available on the PlayStation Store. However, players may no longer pre-order the game. Instead, there is only the possibility of putting it on the wish list in the run-up to 2023.
Skull and Bones could be pre-ordered on the PlayStation Store for $79.99 before it became available on the Xbox Store. Amazon is still accepting pre-orders for 79.99 euros*.
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Following the recent postponement, "Skull and Bones" did not miss a new date. This one should however be announced as soon as possible. The official target is the fiscal year 2023/2024 (April 1, 2023 – March 31, 2024).
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