Sea Of Thieves PS5 Release Date, Price, & Gameplay Details
will make land on PlayStation 5 systems soon. Microsoft's flagship co-op pirate game, was originally exclusive to Xbox consoles and Windows PCs. However, as part of the company's wider move to multi-platform, is one of the first Microsoft games coming to PS5.
This is a long-awaited development, and an excellent way to get new players into a six-year-old game. But don't think its age means it's outdated or out of content: new updates regularly keep interesting, and its procedurally generated quests always have surprises in store. Here's everything to know about on PS5.
According to the official account on X (formerly Twitter), will come to PS5 on April 30, 2024. The announcement trailer plays on the long-standing demand, showing hundreds of fake social media posts inquiring about a PS5 release before a pirate voice rasps, "," and reveals the official date.
No official price has been announced for on PS5 at the time of writing. However, given its current price on other systems, it's possible to make a guess. goes for $39.99 USD on Steam — its price fluctuates, though, as it frequently goes on sale. It's likely that, on release, the PS5 edition of will land near the higher end of that scale. will probably cost around $40 on PS5 at launch, although the price may go down later.
It's also worth noting that is available, at no additional cost, to Game Pass subscribers on Xbox and PC. There's no official word on whether will be part of PlayStation Plus, but since a similar model seems to have worked for Microsoft, it's certainly a possibility. It likely won't launch as a free monthly game for PS Plus Essential subscribers, but may be available for download on some of the higher tiers.
First and foremost: yes, will have crossplay with all platforms (Xbox, PC, and PS5). It's always had crossplay between console and PC, so this isn't a totally new feature; however, it's nice to know that PS5 players can join their more experienced friends on other platforms.
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