A year after having unveiled the Remake window of the Prince of Persia remake: Les Sables du temps, Ubisoft gives us news of its development with a new image.
But what’s going on at Ubisoft? This is the question that everyone is asking. Accustomed to adopting a clear communication on his future projects, the French giant seems today to want to show an astonishing discretion as to his upcoming calendar. So much so that he has decided to ignore his traditional Ubisoft Forward Estival, preferring instead to give us an appointment for Gamescom. Fortunately, the publisher does not hear either leave us without anything all summer. Today he gives us news of an extremely expected title: the remake de Prince of Persia.
Ubisoft gives news from the Prince of Persia remake
Indeed, while the return of the sands of time has been desired for a long time since the announcement of its postponement in February 2021, it would seem that things finally evolve for the best for the title, returned in the hands ofUbisoft Montreal One May 2022. “Yes, we are always fully in the game – we explore, build and make sure that the sands move with determination” In particular said the studio on the official prince of Persia networks. “This game is designed by a team that really concerns it, and which puts all its heart (and a lot of coffee) in each stage”.
This is therefore rather reassuring, even if it will obviously have to continue to wait a little more before seeing more. “Thank you for staying with us” Concludes the press release still, which is accompanied for the occasion of an unprecedented image of the remake of Prince of Persia. On the latter then appears a magnificent oriental palace, bathed in the heart of a vast pink sky of the most beautiful effect. Admittedly, it is still not much, especially after the simple lively candle to which we already had the right last year during theUbisoft Forward 2024but we’re going to say that it’s better than nothing.
Communication should soon be activated
Especially since, let us remember, communication around the sands of time should, in theory, no longer delay to activate. Indeed, after having confirmed last year that the remake would be released in 2026, Ubisoft revealed last month that it should more precisely arrive during the 2025-2026 fiscal year. In other words, this means that we should be able to put our hands on it before March 31, 2026 at the latest. With a little luck, we will therefore be entitled to a new presentation of this Prince of Persia in the coming weeks, as during Gamescom for example. We cross our fingers.
