James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game Download
PC Game
Say what you want about game tie-ins to movie franchises, and so long as it’s negative you’d likely be right. If Avatar: The Movie is supposed to revolutionize the way we see films then coming out with this game two weeks before release doesn’t keep with the standard of change. It’s hard not to award points for certain aspects of the game, mind you, but too much holds this back from escaping the very average.
You play as Abel Ryder, an RDA signal specialist recruited to help your company in efforts to harvest a rare mineral called unobtanium, on the moon Pandora. A harder task than it sounds, due to the harsh toxic climate, and the inhabitants, the Na’vi, which look to stand in your way. While this is a slightly different tale than the film, it all takes place in the same location and grants you the choice to take part in the Avatar program, whereby your DNA is blended with that of a Na’Vi and you can roam the lands as a ten foot native. A choice comes quick, however, of whether to continue the pillage as the RDA or go rouge as your Avatar and join with the Na’Vi to protect the homeland. It’s here that issues begin to show themselves.
As the RDA the game is a pretty standard over the shoulder third person shooter, with various guns to suit your needs. As your Avatar, you’re relegated to mainly close melee combat, with the option of a Bow or machine gun for ranged combat that doesn’t seem to work as smoothly as the RDA counterpart. Each side’s campaign takes about 5 hours to complete, with some sector side quests that add very little extra time to either campaign and are considerably easy to achieve without really trying.
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