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Ubisoft's multiplayer naval battle game "Black Sails" that has been skipping tickets for many years announced a new LOGO today, and a test recruitment program called "INSIDER PROGRAM" has also begun to launch. They plan to invite a small number of players to play early versions of the game and provide suggestions and comments to the development team.
"Blue Sea Black Sail" is a "void game" under Ubisoft's long-term jump. Previously, the game has been restarted one after another for various reasons. According to the latest revelations, the new version of Black Sail is now more like Microsoft's multiplayer pirate game "Sea of Thieves", supporting first- and third-person perspectives depending on whether the player is on board or on land.
You can only build a raft at the beginning of the game, and then you can explore the open sea with a small fishing boat. Along the way, players need to collect resources and complete a variety of missions to enhance their character's reputation, including looting, shipping, and looting settlements.
The ship's perspective is not much different from what was announced in 2018.
The ships of the supposedLy Blue Sea Black Sail are divided into five classes according to size, with three different categories: cargo ships, combat classes, and exploration classes. Ships are bound to blueprints that can be purchased, but players also need resources such as wood, metal, and fiber to craft them. Players can also spend money to upgrade ships, including armor, smelters, storage boxes, and more, while also customizing multiple elements, including their sails and wheels.
According to the information disclosed in the previous official Ubisoft financial report, "Blue Sea Black Sail" will be released in fiscal year 2023, that is, between April 1, 2022 and March 31, 2023.