Skull and Bones Review
Skull and Bones tries to be a new kind of pirate adventure, but its redundant gameplay and forgettable story leave it in murky waters.
After eleven years in development, Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones has finally arrived. Initially inspired by Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, Skull and Bones is a new take on the Golden Age of Piracy, bringing concepts from the former's tight-knit single-player experience to a living, breathing live-service open-world game set in a fictionalized rendition of the Indian Ocean. Unfortunately, Skull and Bones frequently underwhelms and disappoints in almost all respects. It's not a total shipwreck, but it's certainly far from smooth sailing.
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