The second trailer is more interesting, because it not only allows you to see the game in-game, but also presents the many customization possibilities of these warships. To stand out from the others, to appropriate its style, the developers at Ubisoft Singapore have implemented a whole bunch of cosmetic elements to dress up their boat. From the hull to the sails, passing through the guns, the flags, the protections, the mast, the wheel and even the crew, everything has been thought out so that the player can also spend money when necessary. Hey, it's been the law of video games for a while now...
After announcements of doubts and galleys, Skull & Bones finally sees the end of the tunnel and the light in the distance is that of its release date, well set at November 8. No wonder Ubisoft has devoted a bit of its digital conference to present a little more of its game this evening. It is not one but two videos that have been released. The first, a big CGI cinematic, plunges us back into this atmosphere of piracy where the action will take place on the side of the Indian Ocean. Warm waters, hammerhead sharks, flowing gold and spilling blood await us in the game. We indeed discover the wealth of these fleets which exchanged and exported exotic products to the West, which generated violent conflicts between pirates. It is the premise of Skull and Bones that will ask us to become one of these legendary captains by navigating often troubled waters, making (often secret) deals and building a real pirate empire.
