- Ubisoft has confirmed a new March 2026 launch window for the Prince of Persia: Las Arenas del Tiempo redo
- The company said in a profit call that the new version will be launched in fiscal year 2025-2026
- The game was announced in 2020 and initially will be released in 2021
Ubisoft has finally shared a launch window for the Prince of Persia: Las Arenas del Tiempo redo.
During the company’s latest profit call on May 14, 2025, Ubisoft revealed that it plans to launch the long -awaited Prince of Persia: Las Arenas del Tiempo Remake in fiscal year 2025-2026 (through Gamespot).
This means that the game will be launched before March 31, 2026.
The remake was announced in 2020 along with an advance of the latest consoles, and by the time the game is launched, it will mark six years since its initial presentation.
The Time Arenas It was scheduled to launch in January 2021, but then it was delayed until March 2021, until Ubisoft delayed it indefinitely.
“This additional development time will allow our teams to deliver a new version that feels fresh while remains faithful to the original,” the company said at that time.
Later, Ubisoft shared an “important internal milestone” in 2023, but we have not yet received a new trailer.
Nor is it clear if the game will reach current generation consoles, such as PS5 and Xbox Series X, considering the long development cycle.
In the same gain call, Ubisoft said that it is delaying some of its main undoing titles to allow better quality games.
According to the Ubisoft chief, Yves Guillemot, an unspecified number of games of its largest brands, included Assassin’s Creed, Cry, Rainbow Six, The divisionand Ghost recon, Now it will be launched between 2026 and 2028.
Guillemot pointed out Assassin’s Creed Shadows‘Delay, calling it a “good decision” that allowed the success of the game.
“After a review of our pipe, we have decided to provide additional development time to some of our biggest productions to create the best conditions for success,” Guillemot said. “As a consequence, fiscal year 2016-27 and fiscal year 2017-28 will see significant content from our biggest brands.”
