Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

Advertised ranked mode right up until release, now they’re saying it’s “on the roadmap” and “coming soon”. Three fighters have placeholder animations, there are typos, misplaced or missing command list move images, and lobbies are limited to only two people. Core game is extremely fun but releasing with all these issues is a really bad look.

I don't care if its not finished, game is sick as hell (and $30)

[h1] Should you play Avatar legends? [/h1] I swear to god If you people let this game die for tokon I will find you.

Let me first say that this game is not for the faint of heart. If you are not familiar with fighting games, you are going to struggle. This game is extremley unforgiving. Matches are extremely quick, you will take a bunch of damage from combos. You will also need to spend a lot of time grinding in the training room to figure out combos, blockstrings, and flow movement. While I have a bit of time on Dragon Ball FIghterz and for some reason BBTAG, I am not very good at fighting games, and this is a game that takes a lot of time and patience to even stand a chance against half decent players. And I ADORE it. Every combo feels so unique. Every character plays like they had their source material in mind, which makes me very happy because I am a huge Avatar fan. I'm so glad the devs went the route of keeping the game simple enough you don't get overwhelmed, but still complex enough the game feels challenging in a good way. Yes there are some problems, some characters aren't finished, and some promised features are not out yet, but you can blame Paramount for that because they are insistent on screwing over the series. Even with all the problems, the devs made it work, and I rarley ever think about them. Please beleive in this game and support it however you can, it is a once in a lifetime game. Nothing comes close to the dopamine rush this game brings, best new release in years.

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I feel bad for the devs because the core gameplay is amazing, but I can't support an unfinished game being sold as a finished one. I'll probably re-buy it when there is basic stuff added like a difficulty system or a ranked mode (and when they finish certain characters). If this was released in early access I would've understood, but it's sold as a finished game when it clearly isn't. Not the devs' fault.

packed full of heart and soul. simple foundational mechanics with a ridiculously high skill ceiling. fun to boot up and mash in, fun to lab the layers of any given interaction. released in an unfinished state and still one of the most quality fighting games on the market right now.

Despite being released in an unfinished state, this is the most fun I've had with a fighting game made in the last 6 years or so. Highly recommend if you liked Central Fiction, Melty Blood, pre-Strive Guilty Gear, and/or Melee.