Ubisoft introduced its pirate ship fighting game, Skull and Bones, back at E3 2017. The game promised cannon blasts and downed masts while players fight in open ocean waters. Things seemed peachy as a release window for Skull and Bones was set for the following year. Since then, the game has gone all but dark, leaving fans wondering if it was still a project Ubisoft was invested in. Well recently, the Skull and Bones Twitter account showed signs of life by announcing an Insider Program where you can actually opt in to play the elusive game.
It was previously noted that Ubisoft Singapore was still hard at work perfecting pirate ship fighter. However, it seems as though more work is needed before Skull and Bones can set sail. The Insider Program looks like it will help the team squash bugs and inch it closer to launch. The program is described in a short blog post as an “on-going live testing initiative” that will allow Ubisoft to invite “carefully selected players t…
Skull and Bones is still alive, with an opportunity to play it
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