Rare has declared the postponement of the launch of the seventh season of the multiplayer cyberpunk adventure Sea of Thieves.
Initially, the major update was supposed to be released on July 21, but now it will appear a couple of weeks later, on August 4. According to the developers, an additional two weeks will allow the team to polish new features and avoid rework.
The new season introduces the Captaincy feature set, which allows players to name ships, customize interiors, and earn a whole host of new progress rewards.
According to the roadmap, the next adventure should appear in the game on August 18. Sea of Thieves is available on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC.
Season 7 of Sea of Thieves is coming, but it won’t be ported as planned. Developer Rare has announced that Season 7 will release on August 4. This is a slight delay from the previously announced release date for Season 7 on July 21.
As the name suggests, a high-value item in Season 7 is the Captaincy, which allows players to become ship captains. Season 7 also allows players to name their ship.
The sixth season started in March, so fans have been waiting for the next season for a long time. Coming to Sea of Thieves in August is the next adventure, A Hunter’s Cry, which will be released on August 18. More details on this will likely be announced at a later date.
Launching Sea of Thieves as an ongoing live experience is still a journey where we learn something new every day, but we’ll always consider what’s best for players and our development team,” said Rare. is better.
The decision to postpone this release is the right decision to provide the best possible experience for all of you while ensuring we continue to operate healthily and sustainably.
Sea of Thieves is available on Xbox Game Pass for console, cloud, and PC. The game was a huge Xbox hit with over 25 million players.
