"We believe players will be positively surprised by its evolution. "The additional time has already paid off and brought impressive improvements to its quality, which has been confirmed by recent playtests," the press release reads. As for why Skull and Bones has been delayed again, Ubisoft says the game needs more polish.
However, players will be able to play it soon, it sounds like, in the game's upcoming beta phase. Ubisoft then reveals that Skull and Bones has been delayed a fifth time. It's in those measures that Ubisoft reveals it has canceled "three unannounced projects, on top of the four already announced in July 2022," referring to its cancelation of Ghost Recon Frontline, Splinter Cell VR, and two more unannounced titles last year. Considering this, combined with the significant additional investments that resulted from lockdown and new working patterns that have a profound impact on productions across the industry over the past 3 years, Ubisoft is announcing today a set of measures dedicated to strengthening its long-term growth and value-creation prospects." "This overall context has triggered a full review of our revenue prospects leading to increased cautiosness over the coming years. "Compounding this effect, in the context of worsening macroeconomic conditions, the trends over the Holiday season, in particular the last weeks of December and beginning of January, have been markedly and suprisingly slower than expected. "However, the games from this investment phase have yet to be released, while our recent launches have not performed as well as expected," the press release reads.
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