Exclusive: Skull and Bones Unveils Plans for Beta Launch

Exclusive: Skull and Bones Unveils Plans for Beta Launch

Ubisoft announces exciting plans for Skull and Bones beta, including a new trailer and live musical performance, during the upcoming Ubisoft Forward event

Players can now register for the closed beta of Skull and Bones, as Ubisoft officially confirmed the dates during its Ubisoft Forward Showcase on June 12. The beta will take place for a few days in late August, after a lengthy development process that saw the game undergo significant changes in its vision and direction. Originally conceived in 2013 as a spinoff of Assassin's Creed called Black Flag Infinite, Skull and Bones is now set to be released by the end of next year.

Fans of Ubisoft's upcoming pirate action game, Skull and Bones, can now register for the closed beta, which will be running from August 25 to 28. Those who register on the game's official website at skullandbonesgame.com will get an early taste of the game on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Ubisoft Connect. However, PC players are advised to check the system requirements on Ubisoft's website to ensure that the game runs smoothly on their system. Along with the beta announcement, a new trailer was released that featured a live performance of the song Skull and Bones by the band Home Free. The sea shanty-inspired music perfectly complements the high seas adventures that players will experience in the game and is also available on digital streaming platforms.

The recent trailer for Skull and Bones provided fans with an exciting glimpse into the game's world, showcasing various locations and encounters that players will experience in the Indian Ocean. The trailer also highlighted the diverse options available for ships and player characters, as well as the game's explosive naval combat. However, fans were left wanting more as Ubisoft Forward did not feature a gameplay demonstration. While the in-engine trailer showcased impressive visuals, it did not provide much insight into the game's mechanics. Fans are eagerly anticipating the closed beta for a closer look at Skull and Bones' gameplay.

Skull and Bones is in development for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.