Skull & Bones development moves forward with a new vision

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Ubisoft has released an update on the missing Skull & Bones It will be released, and its development is being driven forward with a new vision. However, this will also require accepting a further delay.

The publisher has announced the upcoming fiscal year, beginning on April 01, 2022, and ending in March 2023, as the new release period. Under new management and a new strategic direction, Skull & Bones It is still being developed by Ubisoft Singapore. However, it remains unclear how the title differs from the original announcement.

Last Ubisoft said the following about the game:

"These challenges led to necessary delays for our game. In recent months, critical questions had to be answered, such as: How do we modernize the classic pirate fantasy? How do we create a more intense and visceral experience? How do we create cool and unforgettable moments in the game? It was clear that answering most of these questions required more development time."

More details about Skull & Bones These are likely to follow in the coming months. In addition to this game, the ongoing development of [unclear] was also confirmed. Avatar, Beyond Good & Evil 2, Riders Republic and the Star Wars-Project by Ubisoft Massive.

The recently announced free-to-play title will also be released in the current fiscal year. The Division: Heartland, Far Cry 6, Rainbow Six Quarantine and the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake.

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