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Prince of Persia Remake now targets a 2022 release date, won’t be at E3 2021

In February 2021, Ubisoft announced that the remake of Prince of Persia: Sands of Time was indefinitely delayed. And today, the publisher issued an update, stating that the game now targets a 2022 release date. Moreover, Prince of Persia Remake won’t be present at the E3 2021 gaming event.

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Ubisoft claims that its dev team is making great progress. However, it appears that the teams are not yet ready to share any additional details, or even show the game.

My guess is that Ubisoft has been hard at work re-building this remake. After all, the game’s reveal was mocked by almost everyone.

From what we know so far, Prince of Persia: Shands of Time Remake will be using the Anvil Engine. The game will have new assets, a new camera, and new controls for its combat system. Additionally, it will have new mo-cap and voice recordings.

Stay tuned for more!

21 thoughts on “Prince of Persia Remake now targets a 2022 release date, won’t be at E3 2021”

    1. Well it’s first AAA game developing in India also, Covid situation on Maharashtra is not very good (Where Ubisoft Mumbai / Pune is situated) , state gov handle Covid situation very poorly Which is affecting on game development

  1. When inexperienced devs with no artistic talent working on a remake, you can’t expect anything good!
    Isn;t this outsourced to some team in India?! Believe me, they have practically no game design talent there, and most of the people might be working with primary focus to get paid, not love for building video games!

    1. Yeah it take time to developing and getting experience Raji the ancient epic game took 4 years of development where developer have no experience of developing the game but India has lack of video games because our parents think game is for kids , it doesn’t give benefits on our life

  2. Cant wait to play prince of India next years…i hope they wont delay it again…

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