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Mixed or average reviews- based on 67 Ratings
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Positive: 32 out of 67
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Mixed: 26 out of 67
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Negative: 9 out of 67
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Slick62Dec 7, 2009
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ElijahM.Jan 31, 2010The game is rather fun but the one thing that made it not as fun is that the game is hardly anything like the movie, but over all the game is real fun.
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DamarisADec 2, 2009very good graphics fantastic online lag free more info visit youtube ubisoft channel, but yeah fantastic ...also it's a 12
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NateLJan 22, 2010Pretty good game. The Na'vi story is lacking unless you either play the human side first or see the movie. The level-up aspect is pretty nice, but several high-tier items are not that great, especially in the armor category. The conquest idea is great and enjoyable and the graphics are amazing. Definitely a good game, but try before you buy. It may not be worth the price to everyone.
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camWDec 28, 2009
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Dec 11, 2010
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May 16, 2022
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Mar 22, 2020Love this game, and it's awesome to play in the Avatar universe. Choose your own character and they have a custom Navi, so cool!
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Feb 10, 2021
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Dec 27, 2020
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Jun 12, 2022Love this game, and it's awesome to play in the Avatar universe. Choose your own character and they have a custom Navi, so cool!
Awards & Rankings
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It does little to endorse Ubisoft's claim that it's been in development for years, as underneath the admittedly high-detail visuals it's a pretty rudimentary thing. It's a long way better than bilge like the Quantum of Solace, but it's certainly got no sense of a landmark pop-cultural moment, in the way we're repeatedly told the film will.
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While the presentation is great and the combat generally enjoyable, the missions leave a lot to be desired - and there's little of the sense of wonder that the movie promises. Had the two campaigns been packed with superbly entertaining moments, the missions been more diverse in their structure, and the "vehicles" been more fun to man, then yes, Avatar the Game might have reached the heights its source material looks set to achieve.
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Simply a rather dull experience, which could be the worst thing you could say for any piece of entertainment. From my time with it, James Cameron's Avatar: The Video Game only furthers the point, rather than dispels it, that the movie-to-video game genre is as treacherous as the planet of Pandora itself.