It’s probably the most beleaguered game in recent history – Skull and Bones. It has been delayed more than half a dozen times over the last few years, but despite that track of postponement, Ubisoft Singapore is reportedly still heads-down and eager to deliver the product.
A shake-up at the studio recently led to an all-new office being opened, with a new Managing Director being appointed. The former Managing Director of Ubisoft Singapore, Darryl Long, has relocated to drive the Toronto office. Amid his move, he confirmed that Skull and Bones will be shipping between January and March 2024, corroborating earlier reports of that very same window.
It’s Still Coming
In an article published by Yahoo Gaming SEA, it was stated that Darryl Long had reaffirmed the release window to the publication. Long is moving on from Ubisoft Singapore after three years in the role as Managing Director, having been originally brought in to fix up the studio’s allegedly ‘toxic culture’.
In his place will be Jean-Francois Vallee, who come 2024 will oversee Ubisoft’s studios in India, the Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam.
So, those who have been waiting years for Skull and Bones to drop may not have all that long left to sit on the sidelines, twiddling their thumbs. It should be released between January and March 2024 on PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5.
Will the wait finally pay off?
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