Skull and Bones Year 2 introduces on-land combat, new ships, features, and upgrades to revitalize the game. Players can expect new content including new ship classes, land-based combat, officers ...

Skull and Bones, Ubisoft’s long-awaited pirate adventure, is finally available for players to conquer the Indian Seas during the Golden Age of Piracy.

It bears mentioning, as we did in December, that some people are playing Skull and Bones, but seemingly not a lot of them. We don't have the full picture because it's also available on the Epic ...

Yes, Skull and Bones is crossplay enabled, so you can build a crew with your pirate pals on any platform. However, if you'd rather not go head-to-head with players on console, ...

In Skull and Bones, there are 10 different types of ships that players can unlock throughout the world. Each ship type falls into one of three categories; extra small, small, and medium.

Using these as an example, we could see Skull and Bones arrive on Steam in late 2025 or early 2026. That's all we know about Skull & Bones on Steam right now, but we'll update you if and when ...

Skull and Bones can be played solo. You aren’t bound to having friends or random players on your ship if you don’t want them there. While you can enjoy the game by yourself, ...

Skull and Bones is a AAA game (AAAA, according to CEO Yves Guillemot) in 2024, so of course it’s got all the live-service fixings: a Battle Pass, a seasonal format, ...

If Skull and Bones gets better with bigger, better-armed ships out in the open seas—there's a whole PvPvE endgame where you can take over manufacturers and set up your own trade routes, which ...

Combining moody and gratifying ship-on-ship combat with shallow live service trappings, Skull and Bones is great within the claustrophobic parameters of what market forces allow it to be. PC Gamer ...

Skull and Bones’ world has been designed as a living space that changes as frequently as the tides. Some characters won’t stay in one place forever, and so you’ll need to explore the map to ...

Despite how it looks, Skull and Bones is a very different game to Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag. In fact, it’s much more like Sea of Thieves than any of Ubisoft’s traditional open world games.