Sea Of Thieves

Sea of Thieves executive producer Joe Neate has shared a few bits of info on the game's direction in 2019 and Rare's swashbuckling adventure will be getting a new and improved PvE quest system, as well as the Arena mode, and quite soon.

Microsoft and Rare have announced a fourth free content update for Sea of thieves dubbed Shrouded Spoils. The update brings fog, new customisation and skeleton fort options among other things. Shrouded Spoils goes live on 28 November 2018.

Rare have announced their plans to bring competitive PvP to Sea of Thieves and The Arena, as the mode's called, will be coming to the game in early 2019, when pirates will be duking it out amongst themselves to impress the new company.

Rare have rolled out the 1.3.2 update for their swashbuckling adventure Sea of Thieves and the new Bilge Rat Adventure dubbed the Festival of the Damned is taking over from the game's Forsaken Shores campaign, cosmetics included of course.

Rare have decided to shed a bit more light on the next expansion to their swashbuckling adventure Sea of Thieves called Shrouded Spoils, which includes expanded ship customisation options, unique commendation for pirate legends and the fog.

Rare have released Forsaken Shores expansion for Sea of Thieves, sending players into the volcanic region known as Devil's Roar. It will present them with new loot, new type of voyage and a new vessel for navigating tight bodies of water.

Rare are closing in on the first major content update for Sea of Thieves dubbed the Hungering Deep and the company have rolled out a delightful trailer before "a special time-limited campaign" introduces "a range of permanent features".

Rare have announced that Forsaken Shores, which is set to be a free expansion for Sea of Thieves, has been delayed by one week. The original launch date was supposed to be 19 September but the new date is set on 27 September 2018.

Even though Rare officially delayed the trailer for Sea of Thieves' major content update called Forsaken Shores, what precious time it was online was more than enough for it to be kept online. Rare really do have a flare for the dramatic.

In case you were hoping to dive into the Sea of Thieves open beta, then better start sacrificing goats to whatever deity holds patronage over Microsoft's Insider program. The submission from understates the necessary wait greatly.