It’s Time To Make Your Name As An Epic Pirate In Skull And Bones
The game is live and players’ journeys have begun in the Indian Ocean.
After a good while in the hopper, and multiple delays, Ubisoft’s pirate game Skull and Bones is officially live. The game launched today and new players are beginning their journey toward the Indian Ocean as a would-be captain hired as an escort for The Exeter. Of course, we know this journey doesn’t go well, as an ambush sinks players ships and strands them. There’s no choice but to survive – and hopefully become one of the greatest pirates in the Skull and Bones universe.
To celebrate the game’s official launch, Ubisoft dropped the obligatory trailer and shared a post on the pirate adventure’s site as a little introduction for those who are just discovering the game. In addition, they’ve also shared a collection of the sea shanties heard in the game on music streaming platforms and YouTube.
The interesting thing about this playlist is that, just as with the game, the shanties are in several languages – English, French, Swahili, and Indonesian. The idea was to properly reflect the people inhabiting the Indian Ocean at the time the game takes place. Those interested in listening to the album can find links to the lists on the different music services via Ubisoft’s FFM.
Skull and Bones is available on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.
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