This is not the first time that Ubisoft has made an Avatar game. The game will be an open world that makes the environment of Pandora come alive an feel real. Ubisoft developers say they are in awe of the game and it’s a “fantastic and humbling experience” to create a game based on the film. The Snowdrop engine focuses on dynamic global illumination, environmental destruction and highly detailed visual effects. “It’s a privilege to work with them and we’re honored that they’ve entrusted us to create an experience worthy of the Avatar name.” “James Cameron and Lightstorm Entertainment changed the way we think about immersive storytelling with the first Avatar, and the ambition that they have for the forthcoming films and this game is really inspiring,” said David Polfeldt, managing director, Massive, in a statement. The game engine enables developers to create a wide variety of games, from cartoon style games to highly realistic shooters, said Bjorn Lindberg, one of the creators of the Snowdrop engine at Ubisoft’s Massive studio in Sweden, in a press briefing at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco.įox Interactive and Massive are working together to create a game that will continue to expand and deepen in the Avatar universe in exciting and innovative ways along with the films. Ubisoft’s Massive division originally built the Snowdrop engine for Tom Clancy’s The Division, which launched last year. Ubisoft’s Massive studio is partnering with Fox Interactive and Cameron’s Lightstorm Entertainment. The company isn’t yet saying when it will ship the game. The Ubisoft developers say they want to make a game that allows you explore the world of Pandora in all of its complexity.

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