Ubisoft reveals Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, out next year | PC Gamer - cavanaughtatem1950
Ubisoft reveals Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, out next year
The big reveal at Ubisoft's E3 record was Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. CEO Yves Guillemot announced the game, calling it a showcase for the publishing company's Snowdrop engine. Rather a showcase it is, with some beautiful looking environments and lighting as all manner of colourful stranger beasts stomp or so. The reveal preview is embedded supra.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is set for release on PC quondam in 2022. It'll likely appear around the time of Embodiment 2's unloosen happening December 16. The movie finished shooting in September last year, a fact which is stored in the same part of the brain that stores snippets of old dreams—every time you remember that James Cameron has made a second Avatar motion picture, you have to go to Google to make a point.
It's true, though, and the game is also substantial. Massive Amusement is development it, and Ubisoft says IT's a first person "process-escapade game."
As the announcement happened, the Microcomputer Gamer Slack channel immediately became involved in a violent back and Forth River argue as to who exactly wants an Avatar game in the year of our lord 2022—digression from the accountants involved, apparently. Wes and Rich in agreement that they're going to be mad if Ubisoft makes them like Avatar.
Cheque a few Frontiers of Pandora screenshots below. For Thomas More, check out our recap of the whole Ubisoft conference, as well as our E3 2021 schedule for what to expect as the show goes on.
If it's fructify in quad, Andy will probably write astir it. He loves sci-fi, adventure games, taking screenshots, Twin Peaks, weird sims, Alien: Isolation, and anything with a good story.
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