Skull and Bones Achieves Record Player Engagement in Season 1

Despite mixed reviews, Ubisoft's pirate game sees over four hours of daily playtime per player.

Ubisoft's Skull and Bones records over four hours of average daily playtime, ranking it second highest in the company's history.
Season 1, 'Raging Tides,' introduces new content including the Pirate Lord Phillipe La Peste and dynamic world events.
Mixed reviews highlight issues with gameplay variety and live-service elements, yet player engagement remains high.
The game's design to 'suck up hours' and extensive post-launch content contribute to its player engagement.
Despite reportedly low player numbers, Ubisoft touts the game's success in terms of engagement rather than player count.