SINGAPORE - It was meant to be the blockbuster game that would put Singapore on the world map for video game development, and it was hailed by industry observers here when announced in 2017.
But a recent report suggests trouble in the development of Skull & Bones - a pirate game by the Singapore arm of French game giant Ubisoft of Assassin's Creed fame.
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