A Director’s Cut release of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora will likely include all of the DLCs that have been released for the game so far. There might also be new content and other enhancements developed for the release.

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora was released all the way back in December 2023. The title has since seen quite a bit of support from Ubisoft, including updates with new features, like one bringing a 40 FPS mode on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, as well as full-blown expansions in the form of The Sky Breaker and Secrets of the Spire.

The game takes place around eight years before the events of the original Avatar movie, and revolves around five young Na’vi children – the player character (Sarentu), Ri’nela, Aha’ri, Teylan, and Nor, being trained by Dr. Alma Cortez and John Mercer to be Na’vi-Human ambassadors. Things don’t quite go smoothly, however, and the Na’vi children end up escaping from their training.

For more details about Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, check out our review of the base game, as well as its expansions The Sky Breaker and Secrets of the Spire.

The issue in question wasn’t revealed, though the developer said its priority is to ensure “a high-quality, enjoyable and memorable experience” for players. As for what the story pack has to offer, it takes place in the Spires of the Clouded Forest, where players engage in “epic aerial battles.” Based on images revealed thus far, the RDA is back, presumably for yet another scrap.

Stay tuned for more details on Secret of the Spires, and check out our review for the base game here. It’s playable on Xbox Series X/S, PS5, and PC with one story pack, The Sky Breaker, available. Ubisoft hasn’t provided sales numbers for the open-world title, though reports indicate about 1.9 million copies sold as of January 2024. Whether there will be more updates and DLC in the future also remains to be seen.