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The game was released on Februon Steam for PC, and on Octofor Xbox One.We've rounded up all the biggest news and rumors around Skull & Bones below for your perusal. The gameplay is similar to the original We Were Here, with two players who are split up and must solve puzzles by communicating via walkie-talkie. We Were Here Too (2018) We Were Here Too was the first commercial release by Total Mayhem Games.

That's because the game has apparently undergone an internal reboot.Reported by VGC, Skull & Bones was "struggling to carve itself a unique position among Ubisoft’s existing portfolio of open-world games", which includes the likes of Assassin's Creed Black Flag, leading to delays as Ubisoft Singapore attempted to make refine the game's concept.The report claims that Ubisoft decided to reboot the game entirely in 2019, instead moving towards a ‘live’ game model similar to that of Fortnite - with the game world constantly being updated with new stories and quests. Pellen didn’t reveal any more about the game’s new direction (though it does make those previous reboot reports look more credible) or give a more specific date on when we’ll see more but we’re hoping 2021 will be the year.It's been a while since we've heard anything about Skull & Bones, with the game being noticeably absent from the Ubisoft Forward event on July 12. Critical questions needed to be addressed over the past several months such as: how do we modernize the classic pirate fantasy? How do we ensure a more immersive and visceral experience? How do we create cool and memorable moments in-game? For most of these questions to be answered, it was clear that we needed more development time.”As a result of the game’s evolution, the Skull & Bones development team has expanded to bring in fresh eyes. It will be worth the wait.”Pellen went on to say that the reason for the game’s delayed launch is simply that it needs more time: “We dreamt something bigger for Skull & Bones, and these ambitions naturally came with bigger challenges.These difficulties resulted in necessary delays for our game. Our teams at Ubisoft Singapore are fully committed to launching the game, as well as supporting it for many years to come”, adding “we’re currently working on plans to present Skull & Bones sometime in the future.

Fortunes in the game will reveal changes in factions, weather and trade routes. Every player interaction in the world will matter, whether you choose to fight or ally.The reactive and evolving world will apparently change through something called Fortune and you'll need to know the world in order to succeed. Players will target trading ships loaded with coin in a shared open world.It's your aim to collect enough loot and coin that you can become a pirate that no empire can crush and take down. Skull and Bones will take players to the Indian Ocean since piracy is now dead in the Caribbean. In this game, we were told, there are no heroes. In a report by the Hollywood Reporter, it's being said that Ubisoft is working with Atlas Entertainment on the project which will be "a female-driven drama set in the lawless frontier of the Indian Ocean at the end of the golden age of piracy in the 1700s".At the moment, that's all there is to know—there's no confirmed air date and no cast to speak of—but this will certainly be a project to keep a weather eye on.Skull & Bones got some time during the Ubisoft E3 presentation.

The one that’s seen the most attention thus far (and the one that we’ve had the chance to play for ourselves) is Loot Hunt. It’s at this point in the game that it might become somewhat dangerous to sail alone and you’ll need to start growing a fleet of ships as well as making and breaking alliances with other pirate captains.Multiplayer will be made up of a few different modes. However, power comes at a price and as your reputation and wealth grow you’ll naturally become a target for other pirates. From here, you’ll sail the Indian ocean, preying on trade ships, taking down rival pirate captains and avoiding pirate hunters.Successful heists will mean more wealth and reputation. However, information on what form the single player mode will take is pretty thin on the ground at the moment since Ubisoft concentrated mostly on the multiplayer during its E3 presentation.From the game’s main website we know that it’ll involve starting from the bottom as a wannabe pirate captain with a single ship. But that means more competition.There will be both single player and multiplayerIt’s been confirmed that Skull & Bones will have both single and multiplayer elements.

Players will have access to lots of different kinds of ships across the game and according to an official video from Ubisoft, they will be able to switch between them during the game to take advantage of their varied abilities and strengths.Different ships will offer different tactical advantages, from large but cumbersome frigates, to faster and more maneuverable brigantines, to long-range sloops of war. Failure to communicate will make things difficult as we discovered with our own demo team.Inspired by traditional RPGs, Skull & Bones will have different classes of ships and you can choose the one that best suits your playstyle. Only those that manage to escape the area in the given time will have their treasure collection counted so it’s important to get your most heavily laden ships out of there for a win, even if it means sacrificing yourself.Voice chat is pretty key in this multiplayer mode, as getting the most treasure will involve splitting up and moving around the map while coordinating your movements. The aim of the game will then change and it’ll be up to the team to scarper in a given amount of time. Winning this section is a poisoned chalice, however, as at the end of the mode, pirate hunters will appear to take down the team that’s managed to get the most loot.

The wind can be used either offensively or defensively but it will be a key part of gameplay whether you choose to fight or run away.There are actually a lot of different things that players will have to juggle. Players will have to use the wind and positioning to their advantage. This has, however, still to be confirmed.It’ll also be possible to customize your ships Ubisoft has confirmed players will be able to choose their flags, colors and faction emblems.There will be realistic tactics and gameplayJust as it was for real pirates sailing the seas and for those who played Assassin’s Creed Black Flag, wind will be a key element in Skull & Bones.

So, if you're a PVP player, you should still feel like you beat the campaign. Your best bet with these fleets is to use the wind and escape, or make sure you’ve got the back up needed.In an interview with GameSpot, Creative director Justin Farren said that these elements would be woven together and all would inform the game's narrative:"We wanted to create a system that let us tell our narrative month after month, year after year, and then throw in the story elements to it. These AI ships will be out to take you down in the name of the powers that be and it’s very tough to take them down on your own. This will of course, draw them out of the action for a while but it will be key to spotting pirate hunters.While players will be able to play with and against one another, everyone will be up against the pirate hunters in some more PvE gameplay.

Over time there will be new seasons, new ships, new weapons, new items, new locations and new game modes introduced.We imagine there will also be active and random in-game events, given the end of the cinematic trailer for Skull & Bones teased what appeared to be a Kraken. Players will be the star of their own game and it’s expected that they’ll be able to create their own story in this open world.