Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora could include a monetization system

Massive Entertainment is one of Ubisoft’s development teams currently working on two of the company’s most anticipated games. Unsurprisingly, they’re responsible for bringing Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and the new Star Wars game to life. While the second is still a total unknown, we know a little more about the game based on the James Cameron license, although not much. Of course, it looks like both titles could include some type of monetization.

Or this is what emerges from the last study job offers, where they are looking for a monetization specialist to join their team in Malmö.

The new Star Wars would also have monetization systems

As can be seen, the function of this specialist will be to “contribute to the financial success of our games, configuring strategies that increase profitability while respecting our players and the essence of each game

“. That is, in principle the selected person will not be assigned to a single project, so we can guess that Avatar and Star Wars could have this type of economy in the game.

On the other hand, it is also specified that the chosen one will work with the strategies department of Live Revenue, where he will have to learn how to “Generate additional revenue as evenly and with more heat as possible for secondary store item leads, monetization systems, live events and more when you split into multiple projects. You will also oversee monetization strategies and acquisition, engagement and monetization KPIs for 3 Ubisoft projects.“.

In this way, it is clear that the idea of Ubisoft Massive is to include a monetization system in its next games. Something that is no stranger to them and that we have already seen in The Division 2, their latest game released on the market. It remains to be seen how this monetization system will be and if it is something similar or in the vein of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, which would include different DLCs on its roadmap.