"Skull and Bones: The Intriguing Journey and Missed Milestones"
TL;DR
Ubisoft's multiplayer sailing game "Skull and Bones" has received mixed-poor critical reviews and has only garnered around 850,000 players in its first week, including those on a free trial. With a decade-long development cost of around $200 million, the game's full price of $70 and focus on live-service elements have been criticized, leading to concerns about the company's ability to recoup its investment.
Topics:technologygaming#development-cost#gaming#low-player-count#multiplayer-game#skull-and-bones#ubisoft
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