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This page provides a game review of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. This review shows the evaluation of the gameplay without any spoilers!
Table of Contents
- Evaluation and Overseas Metascore
- Evaluation of the Game Guide
- Overseas Metascore (as of 12/7)
- Impressions of Playing
- Powerful Action Adventure
- Explore the Beautiful World from the Perspective of Na'vi
- The Story is a Bit Dark SF
- Combat and Mini-Game Elements are also Well-developed
- More Enjoyable if You've Watched the Movie
Evaluation and Overseas Metascore
Evaluation of the Game Guide
| Overall Evaluation of Avatar |
|---|
| Overall Evaluation | 23 / 30 points |
| Story | Graphics | Combat |
|---|---|---|
| 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 |
| Music | Comfort | Replayability |
|---|---|---|
| 4 / 5 | 4 / 5 | 3 / 5 |
Overseas Metascore (as of 12/7)
| Overall Score | 73/100 |
Source: metacritic "Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora"
Gameplay Impressions
Intense Action Adventure
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a first-person action adventure game set in the world of the movie, Avatar. You can enjoy the story, visuals, and various content from an intense first-person perspective.
Explore the Beautiful World from the Na'vi Perspective
The setting for Avatar: Frontier of Pandora is the planet called Pandora, a beautiful world rich in nature and mysterious creatures. From the unique perspective of a Na'vi, you can feel a sense of excitement in exploring vast and unknown fields.
The Story is a Dark Science Fiction
The story, like the movie, Avatar, depicts the conflict between the RDA that seeks to exploit the resources of Pandora and the resistance. As a player, you may feel the slightly darker content as you play as a Na'vi who has been abducted by humans and fights for liberation.
Combat and Mini-Game Elements
In addition to the world and story, Avatar: Frontier of Pandora also offers combat and mini-game elements. You can enjoy equipping various weapons and equipment, as well as solving mini-games.
Furthermore, the ability to individually adjust the difficulty of combat and mini-games is also a point of praise. For example, if you are good at mini-games but not at combat, you can lower the difficulty of combat to make it more enjoyable.
It's even more enjoyable if you've watched the movie
Avatar: Frontier of Pandora is a game that depicts the world 15 years after the movie, Avatar. Since it takes place in the same world, it's natural that creatures and elements from the movie appear. It gives the impression that those who have watched the movie can enjoy it even more.
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