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Skull and Bonessaw release a few weeks ago and it hasn’t made the splash most people anticipated. With its over decade-long development cycle, right afterAssassin’s Creed IV: Black Flagin 2013, Ubisoft has finally delivered the product after numerous delays.
While streamers and players occupy the servers, others are wondering what it will take to have them dive intoSkull and Bones? Is it the ambition of living out the pirate’s dream of sailing the seas? Or the multiplayer action you’re able to have with your friends? Would you believe that thePhoto ModeinSkull and Bonesis better than any game on the market right now?
Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones Delivers An Amazing Photo Mode
WhileSkull and Boneshas itsshortcomings, Ubisoft made sure to deliver a great Photo Mode. With theUbisoft Photomode Contesthappening, you may see players on social media sharing images fromSkull and Bonesand recentAssassin’s Creedtitles.
Beautiful and amazing shots are created by players all around the world. Showing the fidelity and lighting effectSkull and Boneshas to offer. While it’s not the “AAAA title” Ubisoft was bolstering it up to be, in-game photographers are taking advantage of
Not sure why the first 3 photos quality dropped but here they are againpic.twitter.com/KeQZ9YwRyz
The seven seas have never looked so bright as they do in Ubisoft’s title. Photo Mode has become really common amongst other AAA titles such asMarvel’s Spider-Man 2andCyberpunk 2077. Players are able to become photographers and capture the most stunning visuals.
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With good Photo Mode options, even a mediocre project likeSkull and Bonescan look phenomenal.
Where Did Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones Falter?
Skull and Boneshas been disappointing, to say the least post-launch. With aMetascoreof 60 from mixed/average reviews, Ubisoft’s attempt at an open-world pirate adventure missed the mark.
Skull and Bones Review (PS5)
Our very own Daniel Boyd opened hisreviewofSkull and Boneswith:
“If 2013’s Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag is a big, juicy, tasty oyster, seasoned with garlic and lemon juice, then Skull and Bones is the dry, jagged, ugly, empty shell left on the plate after all of the good stuff has been consumed.”
Suffice to say, Boyd was disappointed withSkull and Bonesas well. The only ones who will truly know what happened to this game’s development are the ones who worked on the project and the higher-ups at Ubisoft.
Maybe one daySkull and Boneswill be able to pull themselves out of the sea and fully fulfill the dream of playing as a pirate in gaming.What do you think ofSkull and Bones? Have you tried its Photo Mode out yet? Let us know in the comment section below.
Travis Vuong
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Travis Vuong is a games journalist and content creator. He’s been a YouTuber since 2008 and continues to create videos under the “tvsonicgaming” banner. All social media accounts and his podcast: allmylinks.com/tvsonic
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