We're eagerly looking forward to seeing what Ubisoft has in store for us with the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake, but unfortunately we're going to have to wait a little longer to find out.
Taking to Twitter, Ubisoft revealed that it was delaying the game indefinitely, explaining the team understands the update might come as a surprise, and it will keep fans updated on the game's progress.
According to the studio making the game, the extra development time will "enable our teams to deliver a remake that feels fresh while remaining faithful to the original", and ultimately "make the best game possible".
This isn't the first time Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time has suffered a delay, as it was originally scheduled for a January 21, 2021 release before being pushed back to March 18th this past December.
Sad about the delay? Give us your thoughts down in the comments below.
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After the Cyberpunk 2077 debacle I think fans will be a lot more forgiving of delays, at least until they forget all about it with the next super-hyped-up-game.
Must be revamping the visuals, which is THE thing everyone hated.
I don't mind a delay if that's the case.
@Trainer indeed, I get they were going for that "how you think you remember it" effect but it just didn't look good.
@101Force yeah then we're right back to random death threats.
Take your time, Really looking forward to this game.. DON'T SCREW IT UP..
I hope they don't listen to "fans" too much. The game could use a graphic pump, but it should hit be a super realistic looking game, IMO.
The graphics for this game looked god awful to be honest. At the very least make it look decent and not like an xbox 360 game.
Seems that development has gotten stuck in....quicksand
Developers would be better not announcing release dates until it is actually ready. Just looks bad delaying things, leads to crunch. I do understand delays with COVID, but this has been a problem for years.
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