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自从《阿凡达：潘多拉边境》这个第一人称开放世界的游戏去年正式亮相之后，我们还没有看到任何关于这款游戏的相关信息，尽管此前有消息称该游戏将于今年11月推出，但最终事实证明，他们不会在今年发布了。
直到不久前，育碧都声称其开发已久的《阿凡达》游戏将在本财年推出（即2023年4月1日前）。然而最近育碧发布声明，游戏发布计划已被推迟，现在的目标是在2023-24财年推出，即在2024年4月1日结束后。
育碧并没有解释延迟的原因，但根据记者Jeff Grubb的说法，推迟决定是根据游戏开发状况最终敲定的。根据Grubb的说法，虽然《阿凡达：潘多拉边境》从游戏画面演示来看，开发过程非常顺利，但游戏内容本身其实还"处于粗糙状态"。据推测，开发商Massive Entertainment决定需要更多的时间来研究和改进。这可能是为什么我们还没有看到该游戏的实际玩法的原因，当然，在育碧没有任何官方消息的情况下，一切都只是猜测。
另外，育碧最近还宣布取消了四款游戏的开发，包括《幽灵行动前线》和《细胞分裂VR》。
We haven’t seen anything of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora since the first person open world title was formally unveiled last year, and though recent leaks had claimed that the game would be launching in November this year, as it turns out, that’s not going to be the case after all. Up until not that long ago, Ubisoft had been insisting that its long-in-development Avatar game would be out before the end of the current fiscal year, which would mean before April 1, 2023. Recently, however, the company confirmed that the game has been delayed and is now targeting a launch in fiscal year 2023-24, which ends on April 1, 2024. The company provided no reasons for the delay, but according to journalist Jeff Grubb, the decision was made due to the condition of the game behind-the-scenes. According to Grubb, while Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is shaping up very well in development from a visuals perspective, the gameplay itself “is in rough shape.” Presumably, developer Massive Entertainment decided that it needed more time to work on and improve the latter. That might also explain why we haven’t seen an actual gameplay of the title just yet, though of course, in the absence of any official word from Ubisoft, that’s just speculation for now. Ubisoft recently also announced that it has cancelled the development of four games, including Ghost Recon Frontline and Splinter Cell VR. Read more on that through here. What I heard is that the game looks pretty and the gameplay is in rough shape. This was about a month ago. https://t.co/C7yNII3KVO — Jeff Grubb, No. 3 games journalist (@JeffGrubb) July 21, 2022