ubisoftopen-worldcomparative-review
Ubisoft’s Avatar vs. The Division: What Two Big IP Projects Teach About Open-World Design in 2026
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2026-02-25
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What Avatar Frontiers and The Division 3 reveal about open-world design in 2026: traversal, live ops, and where licensed IP helps—or hurts.
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