Rare's sandbox multiplayer pirate adventure Sea of Thieves has come a long way. Since its first release on Xbox One and PC in March 2018, the developer has worked on a large number of post-launch fixes and free DLC, with more staff working on the title now than it was getting closer to its original release. The maritime title continues to attract more players by offering continuous improvements and additional content to the game community, such as the recent seasons of the game, which include 100 levels of rewards for players to earn. According to Rare, in the game's first year, Sea of Thieves players collected and cashed nearly 750 million chests, skulls, and cargo items to amass a collective fortune of €642 billion in gold. That number will have grown exponentially since then, as the game passed its third anniversary and has now amassed 20 million players since launch. As an open online service game, there is much more to come. To help you stay on top of what's new and what's to come, we've created this handy page that will be updated with the latest announcements.
Sea of Thieves: A Pirate's Life Release Date
Sea of Thieves Season 3
Sea of Thieves Season 3 kicked off on June 22 and brought new trials, facts, and fortunes for players to tackle. You'll need to increase your fame by completing journeys, and you can pay for the Season 3 Loot Pass for additional cosmetics. The higher your renown level, the more rewards you can unlock, such as gold, doubloons, and ancient coins. To reach higher levels faster, remember to complete as many actions as possible. You can check out the trailer below to see everything you can expect as you sail the seas.
Sea of Thieves news and patch notes
- What's New? Sea of Thieves Season 3 is here!
Sea of Thieves Twitch Drops
How to play Sea of Thieves
Sea of Thieves is now available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and PC. You can buy the game outright, but you can also buy an Xbox Game Pass membership where the entire game is included. If you're not sure if Sea of Thieves is right for you, a good way to find out is to get a free Game Pass trial and play the game for a short time. The game is not a port to PC or Xbox, it also works on both and supports cross play and cross progression. The game runs at 60fps on Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, and Xbox Series X owners can play at 120fps as well. Xbox One players will have to make do with 30fps, while the PC versions are unlocked. The mouse, keyboard, and controllers are both console and PC compatible, and you can play on multiple platforms. < p class="vanilla-image-block" style="padding-top:56.25%;">