Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

YIPPEE I LOVE FIGHT GAMES

This is one of the coolest fighting game i ever played, the animations are clean and the voice lines are perfect. I really recommend this game. Go Team Avatar !

Animations de fou, gameplay cool, cast stylé, vivement Iroh

Yeah it's decent - I'm by no means a big 2d/anime fighter guy (more a tekken person), but the characters are fun and feel faithful to the show, the art and animation is gorgeous, and the online & matchmaking feels excellent so far. I played around 30 games online with almost zero wait time between matches, in Europe, despite there being a Tokon beta running at the same time. Whether it stays that way several months later I can't say, but rollback and crossplay on day one is very much appreciated. Anyway, the core game itself feels very fun, polished, and mechanically deep - if you like your fighting games, don't be put off by the mixed reviews, especially at this price. Where it's maybe lacking right now is single player content - there is an arcade mode, story, trials and training modes, as you'd expect, but nothing too fancy, and I don't know if that's enough these days for people who are reluctant to play online. Lack of a difficulty select suggests to me they ran out of time, but hopefully this will be added post release. Overall though, still a really solid fighting game with good online and a fun cast of characters. [Disclosure: until last month my employer used to be owned by Paramount corporation. I didn't get this for free and I don't know anyone who worked on it.]

Essa é uma review passional, pois esse era o jogo que eu mais queria ter na vida. Avatar é minha obra preferida e um dos gêneros de jogos que eu mais gosto é jogos de lutas, e aqui recebemos justamente os dois. Esse jogo da pra ver que foi feito com muito amor em cada sprites feito. Sim foi feito tudo a mão, gerando um estilo muito semelhante ao que vc ver nas animações, de longe ele já entra como um clássico e como um dos jogos de luta mais bonitos que temos. Em questão de mecânica ele é simples de começar mas difícil de se dominar, tudo muito dinâmico e cada personagem tendo sua peculiaridade única. Aqui um adendo pra que vai entrar as cegas, o jogo não veio 100% redondo, falta alguns conteúdos os últimos bonecos parece que falta acabamento, mas o time de desenvolvimento já comunicou e disse que vai trazer tudo isso em breve, então se eles cumprirem certinho esse jogo tem tudo para ser o um dos melhores jogos da fgc. A historia é uma mistureba muito engraçada, já que eles precisavam contextualizar o que todos esses personagens de diferentes eras estavam fazendo no mesmo lugar, eles levaram para o lado do humor e tem algumas interações absurdas, mas que mesmo assim o modo de jogo compensa muito pelo entretenimento que vai te dar. Se vc é um fã de avatar ou de jogo de luta, cai de cabeça que esse jogo é pra vc.

Muy buen juego de lucha y muy divertido. Le faltan funcionalidades y hay personajes sin acabar pero se lo perdono porque el juego es muy divertido

🥊 The Core Premise: A Brilliant Idea Let’s be real: Avatar: The Last Airbender is a masterpiece of storytelling, and turning its fluid, martial-arts-based bending styles into a competitive 2D fighting game is an absolutely neat idea. The core combat framework genuinely honors the source material. Watching different eras of Avatars and benders clash should be a dream come true for any fan.Unfortunately, the game itself feels like it was rushed out the door by the publishers to capitalize on franchise hype, leaving us with a flawed, stripped-down product. The Cons: Why the Execution Fails 1. Casual Fans Are Left in the DustZero Difficulty Onboarding: If you are an Avatar fan who doesn't play heavy fighting games, prepare to get absolutely pulverized. The single-player arcade and story modes have no difficulty settings. The AI immediately plays like an esports professional, pulling off frame-perfect, brutal combos right out of the gate. Useless Tutorials: The tutorial tools are a mess. The combo trials walk you through inputs, but because the developers made last-minute frame data balance changes, the game's own demonstration combos fail to connect. It tells you what button to press but completely fails to teach you a real game plan. 2. A Bare-Bones, Rushed PresentationA "Multiverse" Filler Story: Despite having writers from the original show involved, the Story Mode is an incredibly boring, lazy 2/10 experience. It relies on a cheap "multiverse portal" plot just to explain why characters are fighting. There are zero animated cutscenes. The entire mode is just static character sprites standing in rigid fighting stances while shouting text bubbles at each other.Unfinished Characters: The launch roster is tiny (only 12 characters), and even then, some feel totally unfinished. Variant characters like Avatar Aang and Nightmare Korra literally have recycled attack animations copied directly from their base counterparts.Budget Menus: For a major franchise, the user interface and menus look incredibly cheap, basic, and unpolished. 3. Missing Features and Bare-Bones OnlineTerrible Matchmaking Interface: The online multiplayer lacks basic modern features. You cannot view public lobbies or see a list of active players. It forces you into a blind 1v1 matchmaking queue where your only options are to rematch the same random guy or go back to a long queue.No Spectator Mode: At launch, the online lobbies completely forgot to include a spectator option, meaning you can't even watch your friends play while you wait your turn.Zero Graphical Settings: The PC/Steam version features no graphics options menu. You cannot adjust resolutions or details in-game, and attempting to tweak the game's backend configuration files breaks the game entirely. If you are a hardcore fighting game enthusiast who loves complex combo routing, the mechanics here are great. But if you bought this simply because you love the world of Avatar, you will likely find it to be a frustrating

This is the best fighting game in the last 10+ years in my opinion.