James Cameron's Avatar: The Game (2009)
Genres:Adventure, Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer, Split screen
Story:James Cameron's Avatar: The Game is the official video game based on the highly anticipated film James Cameron's Avatar.
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I remember this game so vividly. The crazy weapons of the himan faction. The armors, the vehicles. The freedom of flying with the Na´vi. Crazy times. Such a great concept. Wouldnt describe it as openworld... specially in todays standards... but for what it was and the time it was pretty great. I only regret they didn´t add much like DLC's or extra missions. Such a great memory from my childhood. I need it back!
This was my first game that I ever owned when I first purchased the Xbox 360; its simply a fun campaign from both the Human and Na'vi side. Its really challenging to get this game for PC, so this would be fantastic if it could release on GOG.
My fav game probably, forgot how many times I palyed it through...
This was so much "better" than Frontiers, creative, story wise ambious and gameplaywise kinda various. I mean it had giant meaningful decisions that literally changed the game...
Also ngl I prefer being human and discovering Pandora "for the first time" vs being only na'vi like in Frontiers. This game had both in one package!
My biggest regret of my gamer life that I missed buying it digiatlly on Uplay/Steam, only got useless DVD one that for a long time I haven't even had player for... Thanks to that I missed ever even trying out its multiplayer, but the worse part that it is not in my convient versatile digital collection...
Ever since this game was taken off the steam storepage long ago, it has been nearly impossible to play again and installing a old copy from Steam just runs into errors or crash to desktops. I was baffled they didn't re-release this game yet around when the new avatar movie came out and I personally think this game fits the list as a otherwise abandoned game GOG should try to get onto their Good Old Games project. Sure it wasn't the best action game by modern standards but it was a product of it's era and deserves to be polished off the dust cabinet of abandoned games.
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