Skull and Bones Coming November 8

Skull and Bones Launched November 8th, the game will bring pirate fantasies to Xbox Series X|S. It was set during the Golden Age of Piracy in the Indian Ocean, at the close of 17^Th century, Skull and Bones’The world is full of opportunity and chaos. People have traveled here from across the world in search of untold riches, but without grit and wit, they’ll never survive. It’s up to you to write your story and earn your fortune by plundering riches on a journey from outcast to kingpin. As you sail from arid Africa to the tropical East Indies, you’ll face deadly wildlife, raging seas, and, of course, enemy merchant and pirate ships.

The cornerstone of naval combat is Skull and Bones’ gameplay – and is crucial for your survival. There are 12 types of ships you can build and sail, with different speed, health and capacities. Each one also has unique perks to increase your adaptability. You can equip your ship with deadly weapons such as mortars, bombistae and torpedoes. You can customize these ships to match your playing style.

You won’t have access to all 12 ships at first – you’ll need to unlock bigger, more powerful ships by gaining infamy. You can unlock 10 Infamy Tiers by fulfilling contracts with vendors, local factions and pirate kingpins. You can unlock a tier to gain access to additional ships, upgrade, resources and tools. You can gather resources from all the biomes. Skull and Bones’ world is also a major part of gameplay, and is imperative for every pirate’s success, as these precious resources are the only way to craft upgrades to your ship, weapons, and tools from unlocked blueprints. Just be mindful of your ship’s cargo limits!

Play! Skull and Bones solo, or team up with up to two other players – or enable PvP battles to see who is the most ruthless pirate. Skull and BonesThis is a game that you can play live. Each season brings new content, challenges, and contracts. Are you able to thrive and survive on open oceans? You can find out now Skull and Bones launches on November 8 – Long Live Piracy.