Exciting New Reviews of Skull and Bones: A Pirate Fantasy Adventure
After more than a decade of anticipation, Skull and Bones has finally been released, along with a free eight-hour trial version. Despite numerous delays, the game has garnered attention from popular publications, sparking cautious optimism among reviewers. However, initial impressions suggest that the game may not live up to its pirate fantasy adventure promise.
With a Metacritic score of only 65, mainstream media reviews have been mixed. Critics who have played the game note that it lacks depth beyond basic naval battles, resulting in a lackluster experience.
- Try Hard Guides – 8/10
- Jeuxvideo.com – 7.5/10
- Geek Culture – 6/10
- Pure Xbox – 6/10
- Gamereactor – 4/10
- PCGamesN – 4/10
- PC Invasion – 4/10
- GGRecon – 4/10
- The Times – 4/10
- Financial Times – 4/10
Reviewers highlight the lack of polish in the game, citing simple and boring quests, technical issues, and a lack of standout features in the face of other live service games. While the game offers interesting ship customization and a beautiful open world, the overall experience falls short of expectations.
Despite Ubisoft’s vision for Skull and Bones as a long-playing live service game, critics have expressed disappointment in the multiplayer features, noting limited player interaction. This has led to concerns about the game’s potential for success as a AAAA-level release.
Source: www.playground.ru
