Skull and Bones’ Metacritic user reviews open to “generally unfavourable” scores

In spite of claims it is a “quadruple-A” live-service experience, Skull and Bones’s user Metacritic rating has actually taken a pummelling given that the pirate ship video game was launched on Friday, 16th February.

Based upon the 222 user ratings taped to date, Skull and Bones’ user rating is sitting at simply 2.8 out of 10, making it the lowest-rated video game of 2024 launched so far when ranked by user rating alone

Problems are centred mainly around its”underwhelming and drabgameplay, a”badly createdend video game, and declares that it is”uninterestingwith lots of gamers comparing it unfavourably to Sea of Thieves and even Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag, the latter of which is now 11 years of ages.

“Where is the other half of the video game? Ten years in advancement and we get a devalued [Assassin’s] Creed video game. Amazing,” stated one dissatisfied gamer.

It’s not all bad, though; 18 percent of gamers have actually dropped a favorable remark, with one stating: “Thank you Ubisoft for this remarkable AAAA title I’m really caring it, chef’s kiss. I’m excited to see what this genius mastermind of a business puts out next!!!”

The critic rating fares a little much better and presently sits at a middling 64 out of a possible 100 throughout all platforms.

Ubisoft’s employer Yves Guillemot just recently called Skull and Bones a “quadruple-A” live-service pirate ship video game

Going over the long-awaited task with financiers previously today, Guillemot validated the live service video game introducing with a ₤ 70 cost as it being a fully-formed experience that was likewise supported by a fight pass, exceptional currency, and an in-game shop.

“You will see that Skull and Bones is a full-fledged video game,” Guillemot stated at the time. “It’s a huge video game and we feel that individuals will truly see how large and total that video game is. It’s a truly complete triple-A, quadruple-A video game that will provide in the long run.”