Ubisoft delays Skull and Bones but will release three AAA games to be announced this year

The Skull and Bones game will not be seen at E3. Ubisoft promises that at E3 we will see at least three new games.

The preparations for E3 begin and in the month of May it is usual that the announcements are delayed to concentrate them all in the conferences of the Los Angeles fair. One of the stars is Ubisoft, whose conference will be on Monday, June 10 at 22:00 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time), which will have at least three games to announce but will not show Skull and Bones.

Three major announcements at Ubisoft's conference for E3

A combination of tax reports for shareholders and a social media announcement for the Skull and Bones game have given us insights into what Ubisoft has in store for the show and the coming months. For those who do not know, the game that we have mentioned is a title of ship handling and naval battles that drinks a lot from the mechanics of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag. The game is not in a phase to be shown, according to a message on its social networks, so it will suffer a delay and will not arrive this fiscal year, in addition to that it will not be seen at E3.

On the other hand, the French company has told its investors that it has three high-caliber and high-potential games, the so-called AAA, yet to be announced that will reach stores throughout this fiscal year. As always, we remember that the fiscal year we are in ends on March 31, 2020, so those games have every chance of being announced at the Ubisoft conference at E3.

Rumors are circulating that a Watch Dogs 3 set in London would be ideal, which would leave us with at least two more games. We're betting that one of them will be a new franchise they want to push towards the end of the year, given that they don't plan to release a new Assassin's Creed and have delayed Skull and Bones.

Source: ResetEra