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Ahead of its release next month, Ubisoft has released a playable part of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag: Resynced online–playable sea shanties, that is. This is technically correct, which is the best kind of correct. Available online through various streaming platforms, the collection includes all the original shanties from the game, brand-new compositions, and the unreleased rendition of The Parting Glass by Sarah Greene. In total, that’s 57 tracks to accompany you on your next voyage.
You can listen to it through the links below, but we all know that you’re going to have “The Wellerman” on a loop:
https://open.spotify.com/album/59KZr80YaeZ6bT9Nt1sCY3 Spotify YouTube Music Apple Music Deezer Amazon Music Qobuz Tidal
The original Black Flag’s soundtrack required some work to completely unlock, as dozens of shanties had to be located and caught. Appearing in the game as glowing pieces of sheet music, players had to perform acrobatics to acquire each one, and once in their possession, protagonist Edward Kenway’s crew would sing them while players were sailing. You could even take these seaworthy tunes on the go with you, as an Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag companion app synced to the game and downloaded the tracks to your smartphone. Sadly, the
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