Nearly a year after The Way of Water premiered, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora takes audiences back to the strange alien world created by James Cameron – but this time in a video game. Ubisoft and developer Massive are the two names behind this open world game, meaning the game will have similarities with Far Cry.
One big difference between Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora and Far Cry is this game that turns the player into a 3 meter tall green Na’vi. The world of Pandora is not only beautiful, but also a playground that allows players to show off their parkour skills, moving through forest terrain, mountains and even enemy bases.
Players do not need to know content from the two Avatar movies to enjoy this open world game. However, if you are a fan of the two science fiction films, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora will reveal some clues about Avatar 3, including three Na’vi tribes that have never appeared on the big screen.
Although Frontiers of Pandora has some novel ideas, the repetitive mission design, lackluster gameplay, and monotonous equipment system make it difficult for this game to become a blockbuster of 2023. .
Below is a summary of review scores for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora:
