In other news, PS Plus Essential Games for October 2022 include Hot Wheels Unleashed and Injustice 2, and a new Wild Hearts trailer mixes monster hunting with a fantasy feudal Japan. After years of development and multiple delays, Ubisoft's pirate game Skull and Bones will launch on November 8, the company announced during its Ubisoft Forward Spotlight event today. The game is still set to release on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Amazon Luna, and PC via Epic Games Store and the Ubisoft Store. Ubisoft says that this delay will not change its 2022-23 financial targets, and believes that the new Madate provides a “suitable release window” for the long-term success of Skull and Bones. Players will have the opportunity to discover the game’s unique take on the piracy fantasy, its gritty naval combat as well as the immersive and beautiful seas of the 17th century Indian Ocean. The latest statement from Ubisoft suggests that players will have a lot of access to the game’s features during the beta at the very least:Īn Open Beta will be held ahead of the game’s worldwide launch to ensure players get a firsthand look at the dangerous world of Skull and Bones. Skull & Bones was first announced to release in late 2018 before getting pushed back to a 2019 release date, which became an early 2020 release. All we know so far in terms of timing is that it will be held “in the near future” according an update on the official website. Meanwhile, God of War: Ragnarok is coming out on November 9, 2022. Until now, Skull and Bones has been scheduled for a November 8, 2022, release date, coming out on Xbox Series X, PlayStation 5, Stadia, Amazon Luna, and PC.
The game is confirmed for Xbox Series X (and S) consoles, Windows PC, Sony’s PlayStation 5. Skull and Bones is coming out on November 8, 2022.
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Not many details have been given on when this will be held or on how to register for the test. As the above passage states, Skull and Bones is now set for release on March 9th next year.
Perhaps recognizing that the game still needs to be run through its paces, notably after a test through its Insider Program which finished over the past two weeks, Ubisoft has revealed plans for an open beta. Prized vessels like God of War Ragnarok lead November releases, but that game is far from the only heavy hitter.
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