Paramount and Avatar Studios are announcing a new free-to-play game Avatar The Last Airbender coming to the world early this year.
Avatar The Last Airbender was a real phenomenon in the United States. If the cartoon has not had the same success with us, the tide may turn during the broadcast of Netflix’s live-action series scheduled for this year. Paramount and Avatar Studios intend to surf on this future resurgence of popularity across the Atlantic with several video game adaptations. The first is signed Square Enix and precisely it shows itself again with an official trailer and a release window.
Avatar Generations, a mobile RPG
Already available in a handful of privileged countries, Avatar Generations is officially announced for everyone. First-time fans will be able to relive the adventures of Aang and his gang through an all-new RPG coupled with a tactical underlay. Through several chapters punctuated by turn-based combat, players will rediscover the highlights of the first animated series, as well as original stories across the Four Nations. The Avatar can be supported by many iconic characters, including Katara, Sokka, Toph, Zuko and more.
Free-to-play mobile requires, not all will be unlocked immediately and it will be necessary to recruit them, each with different models and variations. Square Enix promises regular new content for Avatar Generations, including chapters dedicated to The Legend of Korra story. This next free game will be available on iOS and Android in early 2023 worldwide. Those interested can already pre-register to be notified when it is launched. Rewards are also planned according to the number of people who are interested in free-to-play.
As for fans who were hoping for an Avatar game on PC and consoles, there is one planned. Revealed in advance in 2022, the title would be called Avatar Quest For Balance. It would also be an RPG that would visually resemble Zelda Breath of the Wilds. Planned on all platforms, the game would take place after the events of the series and would take the form of a “What If of Avatar”.
