Ubisoft justifies paying €80 for its open world because it’s a B+.
The French company promises to fill the creativity of pirates with content over the years
There’s only a little time left before we can get the full version of Skull & Bones as Ubisoft has provided access to an open beta version of its pirate open world. It will be February 16th next year when the game finally hits stores after countless delays.
This will be done on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC. price 79.99 euros at launch in console versions, and computer users will be able to play for 59.99 euros. Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft, was asked about the price of the work during a recent call with investors of the French company.
And one analyst asked whether the cost to users could limit the size of the player base. The person in charge not only proved that it was worth it, but went further to claim that before us is a video game from a different category.
“You will see that Skull & Bones is a complete game. It’s a very big game and we think people will really see how expansive and complete it is. pay off in the long run.
The truth is Skull & Bones promises to last a long time, since it was intended to be a game as a service. Guillemot himself noted that “it has the potential to establish itself as a new long-term experience” as the game already has a programmed roadmap that will fill its seas with new missions and content.
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