Skull and Bones: Release postponed to 2023 – beta phase announced
Ubisoft needs it more time for development from Skull and Bones than expected so that the planned launch has to be postponed. The pirate adventure should now but only in 2023 appear. Annoying for the waiting landlubbers who finally want to virtually set sail. According to Ubisoft but necessary.
Just two weeks have passed since the developers, on the occasion of the Ubisoft Forward, two new trailers published and thus caused the blood of the lurking players to boil considerably.
“Skull and Bones” seemed within reach, but the binoculars now have to be extended further. As Ubisoft announced via social media and blog post, the planned release is postponed from November 8, 2022 to the March 9, 2023.
Ubisoft strives for perfection
According to Ubisoft, the development already completedbut the development team needs something else Time for the finishing touches. You want them Results of past technical tests to use, “to further refine and balance the experience.”
“We are so excited for all of you to get your hands on Skull and Bones and dive headfirst into the dangerous and exciting world of building your own pirate empire. In order to offer you the best possible experience, we decided to take a little more time to ensure that we can deliver exactly that.” – Ubisoft
Skull and Bones cruises past the holiday shopping season
This decision should not have been easy for the developer. At least that’s what the company is missing out on high-volume Christmas business. At least the release just about falls into that Ubisoft Fiscal Year 2022/23so the postponed start does not Impact on sales forecasts will have.
Beta phase before release
Furthermore, Ubisoft announces that there will soon be the opportunity to sniff sea air in an open beta phase. This is at least a little consolation about the extended waiting time. Information about the start and how to register for it should follow soon.
“Skull and Bones” can for personal computer, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and Google Stadia be pre-ordered. Learn more about the different editions in our Preorder Guide. With free content, in the form of events, new ships and weapons, Ubisoft promises a long-term gaming pleasure.
Reference-www.playcentral.de