Ubisoft has repeated the release date of Skull and Bones – INDIAN

I’d rather not even count how many times it was Skull and Bones postponed. But now it seems that the successor to Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag could be released at the beginning of the coming year after all. This window has now been echoed by the former managing director of Ubisoft Singapore, who is moving to lead the Ubisoft studio in Toronto.

Darryl Long in an interview with Yahoo Gaming SEA confirmed plans to release Skull and Bones in the first three months of 2024 on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5. It’s quite possible that we’ll find out the exact month and day on 12/8 at The Game Awards 2023.

Long’s move to Toronto has nothing to do with the development of Skull and Bones. Before his departure, he assured fans that the pirate action is in the final stage of development. He served as managing director of Ubisoft Singapore for three years. He is replaced by Jean-Francois Vallee. He will oversee Ubisoft’s studios in India, the Philippines, Singapore and Vietnam from 2024.

Skull and Bones is the biggest project of the Singaporean studio to date, which until then was a support studio and helped with individual parts of Assassin’s Creed. She financially supported the development of Skull and Bones Singapore Government, which is also supposed to be the reason why the problematic game was not cancelled. It reportedly cost more than $120 million and it is highly unlikely that this money will be recovered.