News | PS5 version Sea of Thieves will have a closed beta next weekend
A closed beta for the PlayStation 5 version of Sea of Thieves will be held this weekend.
Developer Rare announced this via social media. The beta starts on Friday, April 12 at 11:00 AM Dutch time and runs until April 15. People gain access by pre-ordering the game via the PlayStation Store. Participants will also unlock the Dauntless Adventurer Sales and Title. Participants will also automatically receive ten levels of Renown for the Season 12 battle pass.
Sea of Thieves will be available on PlayStation 5 from April 30. Earlier this year, Microsoft announced that it will also bring games that were previously exclusively released on Xbox and PC to PlayStation and Switch. The first games included in this are, in addition to Sea of Thieves, also Grounded, Pentiment and Hi-Fi Rush.
The Sea of Thieves @PlayStation 5 Closed Beta takes place this weekend, April 12th-15th (9am UTC)! Participate to earn the Dauntless Adventurer Sails and Title, for use exclusively on the PlayStation platform.
— Sea of Thieves (@SeaOfThieves) April 8, 2024
Pre-order any version for Closed Beta access: https://t.co/cG2xpxRXmH pic.twitter.com/w4a9Ew3FZ3
Last week, Rare revealed more information about the PS5 version of the game. For example, the game on PS5 uses the adaptive triggers and haptic feedback of the DualSense controller and you can choose between two graphic modes. Progress made from the Xbox and PC versions is included because people have to link the game to their Microsoft account.
News | Sea of Thieves adventure Lost Sands starts May 26
The sixth season of Sea of Thieves concludes with a new adventure called Lost Sands, which starts on May 26.
Developer Rare has revealed this in a new trailer. It is the fourth part of the Season 6 story and is unique in that it gives players the chance to choose an in-game faction with permanent consequences for the game world, and in particular the Golden Sands island that takes center stage this season .
One can choose to join the Reaper’s Bones, leaving the site in ruins. People who don’t join that are in favor of rebuilding Golden Sands. The adventure ends on June 9 – then it should become clear which faction has gained the upper hand.
News | Borderlands event started in Sea of Thieves
The Borderlands event has started in Sea of Thieves in the form of the Making Mayhem event.
During the event, players should try to earn Favor with the Bilge Rats by participating in a variety of activities. There are Minor Mayhem challenges, for example, where players try to detonate as many Gunpowder Skeletons as possible at the same time or try to destroy a Ghost Ship.
There are seven tiers of rewards to unlock, all contributing to the completion of the Mayhem ship, which is clearly inspired by the Borderlands series in terms of color and logo.
The event runs until September 7. More information can be found on the official website. Sea of Thieves is playable on Xbox consoles, PC and Game Pass.
News | Dogs are coming to Sea of Thieves
An upcoming update to Sea of Thieves will add dogs to the game.
The update is due for release in September and will allow players to take dogs as pets. Like previous pets such as cats, parrots and monkeys, players can give attention to dogs by, for example, petting them.
Sea of Thieves is from Rare, the makers of games like Perfect Dark, Banjo-Kazooie and Kinect Sports and has been available for several years. In the game, players form a pirate crew together with friends or strangers. You have to work together to pilot a pirate ship, search islands for treasure and fend off other pirates and monsters.
🐶 Woof woof! Just announced at #gamescom2020, good boys and girls of various breeds will be able to join you on the Sea of Thieves for scritches and hugs with our next content update! Please act surprised. pic.twitter.com/ZGOhBRkYBh
— Sea of Thieves (@SeaOfThieves) August 28, 2020
Sea of Thieves is available on Xbox One and PC.
News | Sea of Thieves April Update Released
The April update from Sea of Thieves has been released. In the update, among other things, cats have finally been added to the game.
Sea of Thieves’ April update, Ships of Fortune, is the biggest update to the game yet. In addition to the cats, with matching outfits, Tall Tale has added many more new things like increased level caps, new ways to earn gold and reputation, a new revive system and more PvP action.
Starting today, players will also be able to join their favorite traders, making them an Emissary (emissary) for Gold Hoarders, Merchant’s Guild, Athena’s Fortune, or the Order Of Souls. Traders can use their trader-loot to earn money and reputation. The level cap for each of those factions has also been increased to 75. In addition, it is also possible to earn cosmetic attributes for a faction. For more information about Emissary’s, players can visit the Outpost and speak to the representative of the faction they are attending want to join. Keep in mind that it will cost a lot of knack.
As mentioned, a PvP faction has also been added, Reaper’s Bones. Instead of a player becoming an Emissary for a faction, they have to hunt Emissaries and earn gold and reputation. These Reapers simply appear on the map on the ship like all other Reaper flags.
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News | Sea of Thieves for Steam announced
The multiplayer game Sea of Thieves will be available on Steam, developer Rare has announced.
The game is already available on Xbox One and on PC through the Microsoft Store and Game Pass, but soon to Steam. When exactly is not yet known. The Steam page has already been launched. All versions of Sea of Thieves support full cross-play.
Sea of Thieves is from the makers of games like Perfect Dark, Banjo-Kazooie and Kinect Sports and has been available for several years. In the game, players form a pirate crew with friends or strangers. One must work together to pilot a pirate ship, search islands for treasure, and ward off other pirates and monsters.
News | Sea of Thieves receives story-driven update
During XO19, developer Rare revealed the following expansion of Sea of Thieves. The update is story driven and has the name The Seabound Soul.
The Seabound Soul update tells the story of Captain Pendragon. This captain is trying to unravel the mystery of a strange ship called the Ashen Dragon. The update introduces a new enemy to the world of Sea of Thieves and players can expect the story to unravel over the coming months.
Unlike previous updates to this pirate game, this expansion is told as a Tell Tale game, in other words, the update revolves around a story being added. Players experience, together with the crew of Captain Pendragon, typical pirate adventures and must complete all sorts of tasks and missions for him.
In addition to the story-driven update, a new danger is also being introduced, namely fire. This means that players can fire bombs at each other for the first time. In addition, controlled fires can get out of hand, for example when roasting a fish.
Incidentally, Rare unveiled their latest game Everwild yesterday, but according to the developer this means nothing for the maintenance of Sea of Thieves. Players can still expect the same effort from the team as before.