Skull And Bones Release window prediction & Platforms

Yo Ho Ho I Am A Shipbound Pirate

Ryan Easby

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Skull And Bones is finally coming after around about five years since it was first announced. But what’s the Skull And Bones release window prediction? Well Ubisoft have just announced the closed Beta so it is looking more promising that we won’t be expecting big delays (unless the close beta doesn’t go as expected). We will continue to update this page with the latest announcements, rumours when the surface.

READ MORE: Skull And Bones Closed Beta System Requirements

What platforms will the game be going to? We’re here to tell you everything we know about the title, and where your landlubbers can find it, yo ho ho.

Skull And Bones Release window prediction

Ubisoft delayed Skull and Bones for a sixth time, as tweeted by Ubisoft and revealed in their financial reports. VideoGamer goes into good detail on this. We predict the release window is late 2023 to 2024.

This is after we were told the game would be launching on November 8. What makes Skull And Bones unique compared to Ubisoft’s previous attempt at piracy in Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag is that you can’t go off your boat in the game.

That’s right, you’re completely unable to even get off your boat in the game, unlike rivals such as Sea Of Thieves which allow you to hunt for treasure on land with your friends. Unlike that game though, you can play this game across multiple platforms and extremely soon, assuming you get a Skull And Bones pre order that is.

Skull And Bones Platforms

Gamers will be pleased to learn that Skull And Bones is basically launching across every single platform.

The game will be launching on:

• Amazon Luna
• Google Stadia
• PlayStation 5
• Windows PC (Epic Games Store Exclusive)
• Xbox Series X
• Xbox Series S

It’s unclear whether or not the game will feature cross-play, but it’s fairly likely considering basically the entire game has been designed with online PvE and PvP in mind.

The game will have the following:

• 4K HDR: to be fully immersed in the gameplay experience.
• Uncapped FPS: to give players a higher potential for reducing input lag during naval battles
• Image upscaling: to offer premium quality images and detailed gameplay through ray tracing, DLSS and FSR.
• Complete customisation: to change options in the advanced input settings to create a close-to-perfect experience.

While you can play the entire game solo, Ubisoft wants you to fight in pirate dens, meet on the high seas, and help each other become the best pirates you possibly can.