9.5

Review: Avatar: Frontiers or Pandora

 Ubisoft's Avatar: Frontiers or Pandora, originally planned to come out simultaneously with Avatar 2 but delayed for perfection, offers a beautiful and impressive open game world. The developers of Massive Entertainment have managed to imitate the magical Pandora, with extraterrestrial natural landscapes that are among the most beautiful scenery ever shown in a video game.

The story of Frontiers of Pandora, canon according to director James Cameron, takes place between the events of Avatar 1 and 2. A young adult Naâ€TMvi, after years under the supervision of the human military organisation RDA, escapes from a highly guarded military base and returns to Pandora's free world. Without memories, you will explore the Western Frontier, working with other Naâ€TMvi tribes to stop the growing polluting footprint of the RDA.

The story of Frontiers of Pandora, canon according to director James Cameron, takes place between the events of Avatar 1 and 2. A young adult Naâ€TMvi, after years under the supervision of the human military organisation RDA, escapes from a highly guarded military base and returns to Pandora's free world. Without memories, you will explore the Western Frontier, working with other Naâ€TMvi tribes to stop the growing polluting footprint of the RDA.

The story of Frontiers of Pandora, canon according to director James Cameron, takes place between the events of Avatar 1 and 2. A young adult Naâ€TMvi, after years under the supervision of the human military organisation RDA, escapes from a highly guarded military base and returns to Pandora's free world. Without memories, you will explore the Western Frontier, working with other Naâ€TMvi tribes to stop the growing polluting footprint of the RDA.