Ubisoft's long delayed I Am Alive is still with us, showing new signs of life having been granted a classification in Australia.
The title was yesterday stamped with a 15+ age rating, suggesting it's closer than ever to actually being released, but anyone who has been following the game for the past three years will know to keep their hopes in check.
Following a delay in 2009, I Am Alive was moved from independent studio Darkworks to Ubisoft Shanghai.
Another delay in 2010 was followed by a a complete reboot of the project.
Earlier this year reports suggested the game will now be released as a PSN and Xbox Live digital title only, with Czech site GameZin claiming that "Ubisoft does not have much of a degree of confidence" in the game.
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JJM-NUKE on 29 Jun '11 said:
This game had a good chance of doing well when it was announced, judging by what i've read it was ahead of the curve in the things it was doing, but now i dont see it having much of an effect since i havn't seen anything on this game in a long time.
budge on 29 Jun '11 said:
Mmm, Jade Raymond.....sorry, what game?
TykerD3 on 29 Jun '11 said:
I wanted this when i first heard of it. Im still interested in it now, but have never seen a screen shot or know much about the reboot. Im happy for it to be digital only.
gmcb007 on 29 Jun '11 said:
There is too much irony in this name.
Moribundman on 29 Jun '11 said:
Totally UNlike Duke Nukem Forever, I suppose...
Moribundman on 29 Jun '11 said:
I thought it was lost in the Animus (Subject 16 achievement in ACB was "I AM ALIVE" in morse code)
In fact maybe its all been an elaborate ploy and IAA will actually be set in the "present day" 2012 after the Templar apocalypse when Desmond finally escapes from the Animus black box - Jade's secretly been working on AC all along, the minx...