Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Is Reportedly Set for a Nov 18 Launch 

One of the biggest surprises during last year’s E3 was the reveal of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, an open-world game set in the alien world of James Cameron’s Avatar. After welcoming gamers back to Pandora, Ubisoft revealed that the upcoming project is a first-person title and gave it a 2022 release window. 

But much to everyone’s dismay, it’s been over a year since Ubisoft last talked about it. Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora has not made an appearance at any gaming event since E3 2021, and fans don’t know an awful lot about it.  

Now, with the first half of 2022 gone and details still on the thin side of things, fans are naturally worried about the game facing a delay. However, according to a very credible leaker, Avatar is still on track to release this year despite the lack of updates from Ubisoft. 

Taking to Twitter, Tom Henderson revealed that his sources have claimed that Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora has an internal planned release date of November 18, 2022.  

This means that the release of this upcoming action-adventure game falls closely in line with the launch of Avatar: The Way of Water, which is set to roll out in December.  

Besides mentioning the game’s release date, Henderson did not shed any light on the gameplay details for Avatar.  

The spotlight was solely on God of War Ragnarok, but considering how spot-on the industry insider has been in the past with Ubisoft and EA titles, it’s likely that the game will launch on November 18 unless there’s a delay.  

As for when Ubisoft could confirm this speculation, we’d say keep a watchful eye on Gamescom 2022. 

If we’re lucky, Avatar would finally receive an update there, and if not, hopefully, we’ll get to see a separate Ubisoft presentation that finally confirms a release date so that fans can prepare their gaming budgets. 

About Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora 

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is the next installment in Ubisoft’s Avatar franchise, inspired by the movie Avatar by James Cameron. The game has not been announced as a direct sequel to the first  James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game but will expand on the universe.