Reports suggest that Skull and Bones‘ player count is low for what is supposed to be a “AAAA” game. For those wondering if the online game is dying with a low player count, here’s the latest information on whether this pirate-sim is a “dead game” already.
Why is the Skull and Bones player count so low?
Skull and Bones reportedly has around 850,000 players which includes those who are taking advantage of the free trial.
Reports also indicate that players have complained about the $69.99 price tag.
Following years of hype. Skull and Bones ultimately faced an underwhelming launch, The idea surrounding the game can be attributed to the fan-favorite ocean navigation system showcased in Assassins Creed Black Flag.
When comparing player count levels to other pirate-themed games like Sea of Thieves, Skull and Bones is far behind. Sea of Thieves crossed the two million mark in player count within the first week of release.
Do people still play Skull and Bones?
Yes, Skull and Bones is still one of the most high-budgeted pirate-themed games the world has ever seen and people are playing it.
Fans of the genre will love sailing through the open seas with features like cross-platform play and cross-progression. Thanks to the impressive visuals. comfortable naval combat and navigation system, and an option for playing the game at $17.99, Skull and Bones is still a solid choice as a cooperative multiplayer game.
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