Avatar: The Last Airbender gets a AAA action RPG with Space Marine 2 dev attached, the franchise's "biggest" game ever stars a new Avatar thousands of years ago
Oct. 3, 2024It’s in the works at Paramount Game Studios and Space Marine 2 studio Saber Interactive
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Avatar: The Last Airbenderis getting an AAA action RPG from Saber Interactive and Paramount Game Studios, and it’s apparently going to be “the biggest video game in franchise history.”
While some story elements will be totally new, others will be familiar to veteran fans. Players will be “immersed in a vibrant world,” able to “master all four elements, engage in dynamic combat alongside companions, and experience the challenges and decisions that come with being the keeper of balance in the world.”
This upcoming title will be far from the first Avatar: The Last Airbender game. Just last year, we saw the release of Quest for Balance, which was developed by Bamtang Games and, unfortunately, didn’t really go down well, as indicated by its “mostly negative” Steam review score.
In a statement, the senior vice president of games and emerging media at Paramount, Doug Rosen, points out that “Saber Interactive has a proven track record in bringing IP-based games to life,” so here’s hoping that’ll make a difference. Saber developed the recently releasedSpace Marine 2, so while its exact role in this Avatar project is unclear, that’s a very promising recent example of the studio’s work – fingers crossed that this upcoming release has what it takes to hit the mark, too.
In the meantime, be sure to check out our roundup of thebest RPGsyou can play right now.
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