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Remember Skull and Bones, Ubisoft's beleaguered pirate adventure? Having been announced in 2017, the game finally released in February of last year after numerous delays and setbacks.

Ubisoft announced the details of Skull and Bones’ Steam release via the game’s social media this week. According to the announcement, Skull and Bones is set to arrive on Steam on August 22, 2024.

New dev diary shows how the Skull and Bones team drew inspiration from sailing, recorded 17th century cannons, and drew from local cultures to create the game's sounds (and sea shanties).

Skull and Bones effectively functions as a looter shooter, albeit on the high seas, akin to Black Flag. But the absence of dramatic swashbuckling boarding sequences is lamentable.

Ubisoft has released a new devstream for Skull & Bones, showing how the game will work to deliver a narrative and answering some questions that the community has about the upcoming seafaring game.