Following its official announcement at the Xbox and Bethesda E3 2021 Games Showcase a couple of weeks ago, the latest free update for Sea of Thieves has arrived today, highlighted by 'A Pirate's Life'.
This is a brand-new adventure in which you'll join forces with Pirates of the Caribbean's Captain Jack Sparrow in order to save the Sea of Thieves in a thrilling original story across five all-new Tall Tales.
"This unforgettable adventure alongside Captain Jack Sparrow will take players across, below and beyond the Sea of Thieves to battle new kinds of enemies, many of which are here to stay and will spread out beyond these Tall Tales to menace pirates all across the seas.
Players will also travel to vast new realms, pick their way through crumbling ruins and forsaken pirate towns, and experience twists and encounters yet to be revealed."
That's not all, as 'A Pirate's Life' arrives as part of the Season Three update for Sea of Thieves, introducing new levels of progression alongside new rewards to earn, along with a few extra features.
You can find the full release notes (warning: they're long!) over at the official Sea of Thieves website, and you're looking at a download size of around 7.4 GB on Xbox One and Xbox Series S, and 16.49 GB on Xbox One X and Xbox Series X.
Eager to get stuck into the new Pirates of the Caribbean crossover for Sea of Thieves? Let us know below.
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Is it singleplayer and friendly to new players or is it 'unfriendly' like the original Sea of Thieves. It's literally impossible to get into that game without having friends
@AFCC They did showcase for this and said its beginner friendly and soloable. But they always say that but this a 5 chapter campaign so it's true this time.
Sea of Thieves is probably the greatest wasted potential in gaming ever. Imagine a cinematic, rpg narrative driven single player pirates game.
Can't wait to jump into this later, I'm not normally a fan of these live service games but this one I find myself always dipping into.
@AFCC from what I understand that is gated of from the shared world so you shouldn't run into any issues with other people. To be honest these days I don't often get too many problems anyway and I spend much of my time as a solo player, definitely more fun with a friend or two though
@Chaudy Game is pretty great. Definitely has massively improved over the years. But if you don't like being online only then I understand your complaint. Other then that the game is beautiful and is a great change of pace from a lot of other games.
Spent almost 2 hours on the second pirates mission before getting stuck at a door that wouldn't open because of a bug. I was on the verge of uninstalling this game anyway but that made my mind up.
@AFCC While I do often play SoT with friends, I mostly go Solo. Its not that the game isnt solo friendly, its just that you have to be a lot more careful. I actually find it more enjoyable, relaxing and rewarding sailing solo.
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