Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora sees more gameplay details leaked

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Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is one of Ubisoft’s next big releases. Developed by the makers of The Division saga, the title set in the James Cameron universe is one of the company’s most ambitious games. However, we know few details about his proposal, beyond a few movie trailers that gave us clues as to what to expect.

So, while waiting for the official confirmation of the rele ase date of this title, the details that we learn about it mainly come from leaks.

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora will take us to a region never seen before

The last comes from ScriptLeaksR6famous leaker from Ubisoft, who a few days ago already advanced the possible reservation and pre-order editions of the game. Now he has shared new details about the story of the game, the weapons that we can use, the open world and much more.

To start, Script mentions that in Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, players will take on the role of a Na’vi who was kidnapped by the RDA as a child. Therefore, it was formed and molded to fulfill a purpose, which the leak did not reveal, but which must now”reconnect with your ancient heritage and join other clans to protect Pandora“. Thus, the game will take us to the Western Continent, a completely new area of the planet never seen before in the movies. This one will be comprised of beautiful and unpredictable open-world regions, where dangers await around every corner.

To face them we will have a wide range of weapons. As Script confirms, We will have access to both classic human weapons, such as assault rifles or shotguns, as well as Na’vi weapons, ranging from bows to launchers. A wide arsenal that we can improve and modify, create new equipment, improve skills and weapons… Everything necessary to survive. In addition, we will have the help of our personal banshee

which will allow us to fight from the air and travel faster around the world.

All of these details are unconfirmed, so as always we recommend taking them with a grain of salt. But knowing Script’s history, it shouldn’t surprise us that the vast majority of what he says is confirmed. At the moment, Ubisoft hasn’t confirmed anything, and it wouldn’t be strange if it didn’t say anything until the next Ubisoft Forward Live which will take place on June 12. Will we finally get the game’s first gameplay trailer?