After more than a decade of development, Ubisoft has finally released Skull and Bones. This game about pirates was inspired by the legendary Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, and fans rightly ...

Beginning development in 2013, Skull and Bones, conceptually, was a spin-off of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, which launched that same year. Both are games where you play as a pirate and engage ...

“Skull and Bones turns the Golden Age of Piracy, one of the most exciting periods in history, into a mundane and plodding experience.” “Why you can trust Digital Trends – We have a 20-year ...

It’s immediately obvious that Black Flag is much more of a power fantasy than Skull and Bones intends to be, but the thing is, Skull and Bones still has all of those features I just described.

they flew the skull and crossbones to signify a successful mission. This was the first time a submarine flew the Jolly Roger ...

If sailing the high seas as Edward Kenway was your favorite part of Black Flag, then Skull and Bones is likely for you. GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Skull and Bones is quite ...

It's kind of like the naval sections in Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, albeit with nine years of iteration behind it. There are three Skull and Bones ship types: Navigation, Firepower ...

Admittedly with slicker menus than the 9,000 of those that come out every other week – but Skull and Bones looks like it has more in common with The Division than Black Flag. The problem is this ...

it looks like the glorious pirate shanty radio will also be making a comeback from Black Flag. Prepare to be singing “What shall we do with the drunken sailor” all over again. Skull and Bones ...

The absence of historical characters in Skull and Bones takes away from the immersive pirate experience that fans enjoyed in Black Flag. Ubisoft's decision to focus on original characters and ...

Is Skull and Bones on Steam? After years of delays, Ubisoft's next pirate game, based on Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, is finally on the horizon. There may be some cynicism around the game ...