Twitter user SciptLeaksR6, who recently leaked pre-order bonuses for the single-player open-world fantasy game Avatar: Frontiers of Pandoraagain, this time revealing that the game will start with Season pass, welcome pass, plus currency packs. The user also shared tidbits of information that looks like what you regularly see in the game’s store description (the leak has since been removed for copyright infringement).
No word yet on what these passes will contain, but it’s safe to assume that they’ll give players access to free power-ups and cosmetics, allowing them to start out with better gear and better-looking outfits than those who just bought the game.
The other leak lends credence to the theory that the game will be “gear-based” in some form, saying that players will be able to customize their character, craft equipment, and play with their skills and weapons to find their own playstyle. that suits them. In addition, players can choose to channel their inner side or the human side of the Na’vi, as the main character in the inspiration movie is a combination of the two – symbol picture.
Choosing the Na’vi side will enable players to wield traditional weapons like bows and spear throwers, while relying on the human side will pave the way for more modern FPS gear like assault rifles and shotguns, according to the leaker.
We use the word FPS because the game is confirmed to be a fully first-person experience (via Old Ubisoft interview), a direction the company decided to take early in development to offer maximum immersion in the game. Ubisoft also mentions riding Banshee (dragon-like creatures), but the interview doesn’t say if these Banshees will serve in combat or just for transit purposes. The leak states that the game will include some kind of aerial combat using the Banshee.
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora was supposed to be released sometime in 2022 to coincide with the release date of the new movie Avatar: The Way of the Water, but according to The company’s Q1 earnings call Last year, the game was pushed back to sometime in 2023 or 2024. “We want to make [Avatar] a brand of the video game industry,” Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot said on the earnings call, As reported by The Verge. “It is important for us to come up with something perfect,” he concluded.
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