Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora takes you to Pandora, where the player acts on the side of the indigenous people. The world is open for exploration, and the hero moves both on land and in the air. In addition to fighting, hunting, gathering, and knowledge of nature are important: local plants and animals are used for cooking, and carelessness with the environment is visible in the condition of the territories. Skills are developed along the branches, and equipment is collected taking into account the playing style. There are missions from allies and forays into enemy bases, where it is better to act covertly. It is also worth noting that nature here affects not only the appearance, but also the capabilities of the hero: the quality of what is collected depends on the state of the area. In addition to combat, there is hunting, gathering, and allied missions. Movement is also possible through the air, which changes the perception of distances. The development of skills follows branches, so the assembly turns out different depending on the playing style. The design is impressive in scale, and changing the time of day changes the environment noticeably more than you would expect from an open world. The tasks of allies affect the attitude towards the hero, so it is better to complete some tasks right away. Skills and weapons are selected to match the style, so the hero can be a shooter or a hunter. Some of the tasks are related to local tribes, and the attitude towards the hero depends on how he behaves with them. The weather and time of day change the situation, so forays are planned taking into account the conditions. The design is impressive in scale: the forest looks alive, and changing the lighting changes the perception. The game is suitable for anyone who loves big worlds and doesn’t mind wandering for a long time.