The list is as follows:

 Assassin's Creed Mirage

 Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

 Rainbow 6 Mobile

 The Division Resurgence

 Skull & Bones

 The Crew: Motorfest

 Boogie Alliance (Xdefiant)

 Another big game, name not yet known

Some of these games have been delayed for months or even years, with the “Avatar: Frontier of Pandora” game originally planned to launch in the last fiscal year, and “Skull and Bones” experiencing multiple delays.

Ubisoft also confirmed plans to invest heavily in the Assassin’s Creed series. More than 2,000 (10 percent of the total workforce) Ubisoft employees are currently developing Assassin’s Creed, and Ubisoft plans to increase the number of employees by another 40 percent.

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Avatar:Frontiers of Pandora is a first-person adventure action game developed by Massive Entertainment and published by Ubisoft.

ScriptLeaksR6 shared two screenshots of Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier game, where players will play as a Na’vi child who was kidnapped and raised by humans, and when he grows up, he decides to return to his family’s embrace and protect Pandora.

The game will feature a character editor, a system for crafting gear, skills and weapons, multiple fighting styles: with bows and Na’vi spears as well as human assault rifles and shotguns.

Players will have the opportunity to tame and ride the Banshee and explore the never-before-seen continent of Pandora (Western Continent).

It is learned from the report that Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S game consoles, and is estimated to be listed by March 2024.

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The original post has now been removed, and gaming media outlet IGN says the user has had several previous accurate revelations, so his information is still very credible.

The user said that, as one would expect in a game where you play as the local Na’vi, players will be able to tame animals and use them for traversal and combat. They say the game will have looting and crafting mechanics, which is not uncommon for Ubisoft’s games.

In addition, players will need to host exploration areas to find quests, reducing the traditional game of fighting and doing quests to upgrade the formula, but allowing players to explore as freely as possible. The world will be dynamic, the progress of the story will shape the landscape, weather events will affect the game and so on.

Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier was originally planned to be released at the end of last year in conjunction with Avatar: The Way of Water. But Ubisoft announced during its earnings call last July that it was delaying Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier until 2023/2024. The game, which has been confirmed to have the same canon as the Avatar movies, will explore the western frontier of Pandora, featuring jungle and grassland environments.

Avatar: Pandora’s Frontier depicts a tribe of people living on the plains who appear to live with a giant grassland animal that has yet to appear in the movie. This animal looks a lot like an elephant, just like the Tulkuns of Pandora with the baleen whales of Earth. The trailer also highlights the lush landscape of Pandora and the other unique fauna seen in James Cameron’s film.

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