Skull and Bones Year 2 Season 1 is live now, and you can play the game for free on Xbox, PlayStation, or via Ubisoft Connect until Monday April 21. Keep in mind that this free period is not ...

We’ll explain how to get yourself a free trial for Skull and Bones to test the game out. That's not just a barrel.Ubisoft / GLHF Whether you’re on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, or PC, head over to ...

As of today, Thursday May 30, Skull and Bones is effectively a free PC game for a limited time only. Whether you're in the Americas, Asia and Oceania, or Europe, you can dive into Ubisoft's open ...

Beginning May 30 and running until June 6, Skull and Bones will be completely free to play, with no limits on content or progress, and any progression earned during the freebie will carry over to ...

The season pass, or Smugglers Pass, dubbed in-game, is a battle pass for Season 1 of Skull and Bones that offers plenty of rewards for both the free and the premium track. This article aims to ...

This is just the latest free trial period for Skull and Bones, as Ubisoft previously held an open beta for the game across all platforms earlier in February. Progress from the eight-hour free ...

Combining moody and gratifying ship-on-ship combat with shallow live service trappings, Skull and Bones is great within ... from certain crappy phone and free-to-play games. They're a stand ...

There will also be free time-limited events with more loot on offer. The publisher expects Skull & Bones to be one of the reasons for record annual net bookings during the next financial quarter.

Do you need to know if Skull and Bones is crossplay and cross platform ... As long as you have a Ubisoft account, which you can create for free on the website, log into it in any version of ...

Skull and Bones features both solo and multiplayer elements, but Ubisoft has stressed the new pirate title is designed to be a multiplayer-first game. While you're free to participate in ...

There isn’t much reason to expect the best for the game at the moment. Some new rumors about Ubisoft’s piracy game in development, Skull and Bones, do not paint a hopeful picture for the project.

In a media briefing, quest director Terry Han noted that Skull and Bones will see "in-game events [like] bigger, deadlier challenges, cosmetics and more" come after launch, and will be free for ...