Ubisoft’s live-service pirate ship game Skull and Bones is a “quadruple-A” project, company boss Yves Guillemot has said.
Discussing the long-awaited project with investors last night, Guillemot justified the live service game launching with a £70 price tag as it being a fully-formed experience that was also supported by a battle pass, premium currency and an in-game store.
“You will see that Skull and Bones is a full-fledged game,” Guillemot said. “It’s a very big game and we feel that people will really see how vast and complete that game is. So it’s a really full triple-A, quadruple-A game that will deliver in the long run.”
