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Adventure, Action, Science fiction, Open world
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Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a first-person, action-adventure game set in the never-before-seen Western Frontier of Pandora. Abducted by the human militaristic corporation known as the RDA, you, a Na’vi, were trained and molded to serve their purpose.
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Richly built, epic, plot-driven and unpretentious.
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TheSixthAxisDominic LeightonDec 20239/10Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is an astonishing achievement, with exquisite visuals and a remarkable balance between pacifism and action. This is an enthralling alien world that plays host to a unique FPS.
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DestructoidSteven MillsDec 20239/10If you walked away from Avatar wishing a world like Pandora actually existed out there, here you go. This is that world. Seeing Pandora is one thing, but being able to scale its massive treetops, soar high above its floating mountains on an Ikran, and traverse its wide open plains on the back of a Direhorse is really something special. This is the best version of Avatar yet.
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Invision CommunityAlex GilbertDec 202310/10Overall ‘Avatar Frontiers Of Pandora’ was an absolute blast to play. With fluid and enjoyable gameplay and truly gorgeous graphics, what’s there not to love with this game. ‘Ubisoft’ and ‘Massive Entertainment’ have created something truly special and deserves a 10/10.
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Checkpoint GamingCharlie KellyDec 20234.5/10Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a big misstep and feels like Ubisoft's biggest missed opportunity in a while. Not even the fantastical and majestic sights of Pandora and some engaging hunts can cure the buggy, unoptimised product presented to the world. Offering a dull story while it trips and stumbles on delicate themes, it too is simply a confused formula of everything you've seen before from other titles, almost all of it ill-fitting. Two adaptations under their belt and it seems Ubisoft just can't get that voyage of Pandora right.
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PC GamerNoah SmithDec 202350/100Frontiers of Pandora's stunning presentation and fantastic world design are failed by atrocious technical issues.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 60 ratings.
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