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Sea of Thieves Technical Alpha Update: Smooth Sailing

Rare announced that as the Sea of Thieves early 2018 release window comes close, the rate of new features dropping into the game world is only increasing. Some are driven by design, others fueled by community feedback, and players in the Technical Alpha sessions will be getting their hands on the latest batch very shortly.

Check out the technical Alpha Update video of Sea of Thieves, showcasing the new features in the technical Alpha:

“In this latest four-minute content update video, narrated by Rare’s own John McMurtrie of ‘apparently sounding like Simon Pegg in the E3 trailer’ fame, the spotlight falls on a brace of new features designed to bolster in-game interactions and help voyages on the Sea of Thieves run with silken smoothness. You’ll find details on non-verbal comms for the microphone-averse, a functional ship’s brig for crews saddled with unrepentant troublemakers, the option to scuttle your own craft when in dire straits, and the long-awaited small ship enabling escapades for solo or two-person crews.

The free Sea of Thieves Insider Programme is open for anyone to join, offering exclusive updates and an all-important chance to play the game before launch in ongoing Technical Alpha sessions. If your blood is stirred by the call of the pirate life, sign up right here: https://www.seaofthieves.com/insider

About Sea of Thieves

A pirate-themed shared world adventure game (or SWAG for short), Sea of Thieves is set to be the next unforgettable experience for players on Xbox One and Windows 10 PC, with enhanced features on Xbox One X. It offers the essential pirate experience, packed to the seams with sailing and exploring, fighting and plundering, riddle solving and treasure hunting – everything you need to live the pirate life you’ve always dreamed about. With no set roles, you have complete freedom to approach the world, and other players, however you choose.

Due for release in early 2018, Sea of Thieves will be a Play Anywhere title and offer cross play between Xbox One and Windows 10 PC players.”

For more information on Sea of Thieves, visit its official website.

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