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Skull and Bones has joined the Ubisoft+ subscription service, and PlayStation Plus Extra as well.
Skull and Bones will have two PvP modes: the team deathmatch Fleetfire and the king of the hill-style Tidebreaker.Â
After 25 years, Anno, Ubisoft's builder that tasks players with transforming an empty island into a thriving metropolis, is embracing Ancient Rome. Kate is here with her thoughts as a long-time Anno player.
The Skull and Bones team is revealing more about World Tiers, the optional high risk, high reward way to play in Year 2 for those who want an additional challenge.Â
Take to the Seven Seas and test your mettle against other players for a limited time.
Skull and Bones Year 2 is starting tomorrow, with some big changes ahead.The Ubisoft Singapore team revealed what's coming, starting in season 1, "Ascent into Chaos".
A huge component of Skull & Bones's Year 2 changes were shown today with an extensive revamp of the Helm Empire path.
We have an update on Skull and Bones Year Two, season 1. Namely, that it has been delayed, and Season 4 extended a bit in the meantime.Â
Sports MMORPGs have had a dodgy history. After years of few successes for sports MMOs, is it possible to make one work for mass appeal?
Starting today, Skull and Bones celebrates its first anniversary with a new event that offers lots of celebratory gifts.
Ubisoft is the latest company to announce new layoffs at several studios, closing one. Â
Ubisoft has announced that XDefiant will be shut down. 300 employees have been laid off.
Ubisoft has released more details on Skull and Bones Season 4, Shadows of the Deep, which is coming next week on November 19th. Mythic difficulty arrives, new story, new ships, refreshed Smuggler Pass rewards, new events, and much more.
Skull and Bones Season 4, "Shadows of the Deep" is almost here, with the new content set for November 19th. Today, Ubisoft released a story trailer touching on the themes of the season and some of the important characters.Â
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