Time” remake will be available for sale before April 2026. As per a report by Insider Gaming, in its earnings call, Ubisoft shared that the game’s development is going as planned and will be available before the initial half of next year. As per a report by The Verge, the game was initially set to be released in 2021, but for some reason, it was delayed three times.
As reported by The Verge, during the delays, the game was shipped to another studio, which had to begin from scratch, and that is why it is likely the game lost its initial writer and significant performance of its English voice actor.
During the earnings call, according to Insider Gaming, Ubisoft stated that it hopes the Prince of Persia: Sands of Time remake will be among its key titles and contribute to its bottom line within its fiscal year 2025–26.
What Changed from 2021 to 2025
When the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake was announced in 2020, it included Yuri Lowenthal, the Prince’s original English voice, and creator Jordan Mechner. In an interview with The Verge, Lowenthal complimented Ubisoft for retaining Mechner’s original script and humorously noted that he was held onto in favor of a “younger, hotter actor.”
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Nonetheless, because the project was transferred to Ubisoft’s Montreal team in 2022, their current engagement level is unclear. Fans wonder whether the changes are for the best or if the remake will miss the original game’s spirit.
Conclusion
The upcoming release of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake has stirred anticipation and nostalgia among gamers. With a new studio and a fresh start, Ubisoft is aiming to bring a modern touch while honoring the legacy of the original. As the release window nears, fans remain hopeful that the long-awaited remake will strike the right balance between innovation and authenticity, successfully reviving one of the most iconic action-adventure games of all time.
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