While the release of Skull and Bones has been delayed several times, Ubisoft’s pirated game has ratings in South Korea, Brazil and now the US ESRB, which describes content aimed at a “mature” audience.
In certain aspects, skull and bones Long seen as an Arles, its release date seems to keep getting pushed back. Over the months, several threads have tended to suggest the launch might finally be around the corner. We remember a few weeks ago, Ubisoft Tests were launched (pretty classified, but leaked on social networks, drawing pirate game mechanics), and then Skull and Bones were sorted in Korea and in Brazil.
Now, the situation in the West is becoming clearer: it is ESRB in the US This indicates that it has checked the content of the game to determine its classification. Across the Atlantic, Skull and Bones will be left to the audience” Mature “due to its “level of violence and on-screen blood, foul language, suggestive themes or character use of drugs”.
More specifically, the ESRB stipulates that in Skull and Bones, the player becomes a drifter with a mission to become a pirate captain, specifically by performing various missions. As such, the game combines stages of naval combat with guns, where ships can be rammed and approached, resulting in bloody clashes. On land, beaches and forts can expose corpses or hanged people, while settlements are apparently home to brothels, whose inhabitants can arrange for player characters, especially to complete quests in opium dens. In short, the life of a pirate.
Ubisoft has yet to announce a release date for Skull and Bones, but rumor has it that the developer will detail the game in early July, with a release date announced in the meantime – again, rumors have pointed to a launch planned for the end of the year.
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