Ubisoft has confirmed this afternoon that the lengthy awaited remake of the traditional journey game Prince of Persia: Sands of Time won’t be showcased at the upcoming Ubisoft Forward occasion on twelfth June. The firm says that followers ought to “fear not” because the venture remains to be very a lot alive. The remake suffered an enormous set again as followers weren’t pleased with the game’s visible model and tone. Ubisoft introduced again in May 2022 that Ubisoft Montreal at the moment are engaged on the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake. Here’s an extract from a brand new interview with Producer Jean-Francois Naud and Game Director Michael McIntyre:
What is Ubisoft Montreal bringing to Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake?
Jean-Francois Naud: Ubisoft Montreal is the birthplace of the unique Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and, effectively, that’s an enormous deal. That’s an enormous deal for everybody in Montreal, I will likely be sincere. And there’s a bit of satisfaction to have the ability to take a re-evaluation at the game and determine the brand new tech we will showcase the Prince’s journey with, and convey the Montreal experience that we’ve developed – on storytelling, on gameplay, on artwork – and leveraging the data now we have constructed because the authentic Sands of Time got here out. It’s a fairly thrilling time.
At what stage is Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Remake at now?
JFN: In phrases of the event stage, we’re in conception proper now. Since we took over the venture, we’ve been wanting at suggestions from the group and discovering our personal approach of delivering the game. Now, we’re build up the group, defining the priorities, placing prototypes collectively, testing components, and looking out at how we will embody group suggestions in the event as effectively. It’s nonetheless in an early stage, and gamers shouldn’t count on to listen to extra in regards to the game this 12 months, however relaxation assured that we’re all placing our strengths and coronary heart into this venture.
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