Avatar – Pandora’s Box: Ubisoft postpones the release of its game

Announced in 2017 by Ubisoft and developed by the studio Massive Entertainment Avatar: Pandora’s BoxBased on a license created by James Cameron, it was first unveiled four years later during a virtual E3 in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic. Choosing the first-person view, the game has to organize an original story that puts you in the place of a boat exploring the western territories.

Originally scheduled for this year, just to coincide with Avatar: The Waterway, the publisher recently pushed back its release, which is now slated for the next fiscal year. In other words, it shouldn’t be released until at least April 2023, knowing that the release window runs until 2024.

“We are committed to delivering cutting-edge immersive experiences that take advantage of next-generation technology, as this incredible global license represents a key opportunity for Ubisoft for many years.– said Ubisoft.

“While this additional development time reflects the ongoing pressure on products across the industry,” it said, “we are working to determine the most efficient working conditions to ensure both flexibility for our teams and high productivity. The best experience for players.”

The publisher can always take solace in the November 8th release of its pirated game Skulls & Bones, which has survived development hell for a very, very long time.

We offer you pictures of the game presented in 2021.