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CTOnews.com news on January 7, some netizens on the foreign community Reddit shared more information about "Avatar: Pandora Border" (Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora). The game being developed by Ubisoft brings players into a fully explorable open world, and u / Eht_Hctins netizens shared this information on r / GamingLeaksAndRumours.

At present, the original post has been deleted, the game media IGN said that the netizen had many accurate revelations before, so his information is still very reliable.

As expected, in a game that plays local Namei, players will be able to tame animals and use them to cross and fight, the user said. They say the game will have a plunder and production mechanism, which is not uncommon for Ubisoft's games.

In addition, players need the mainframe exploration area to find tasks, reduce the traditional games to do task upgrade routines, but let players explore as freely as possible. The world will be dynamic, the development of stories will shape the landscape, weather events will affect games, and so on.

CTOnews.com learned that Avatar: Pandora Border was originally planned to be released at the end of last year in conjunction with Avatar: the way of Water. However, in an earnings call in July last year, Ubisoft announced the postponement of "Avatar: Pandora Border" to 2023 and 2024. The game has been proved to have the same books as the Avatar movie and will explore the western frontier of Pandora with a jungle and prairie environment.

Avatar: the Frontier of Pandora describes a tribe living on the plain that seems to live with a giant prairie animal that has not yet appeared in the film. This animal looks like an elephant, like the Tulkun of Pandora and the baleen whale of the earth. The trailer also highlights Pandora's lush scenery and other unique fauna seen in James Cameron films.

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