Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game PC (Final)

Featuring hand-drawn 2D animation true to the series’ roots, proprietary rollback netcode, and full cross-play for smooth, competitive gameplay. Featuring hand-drawn 2D animation faithful to the series’ roots, Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game lets you experience the world of Avatar Legends like never before. Choose from 12 playable characters and go head-to-head across a variety of modes and features, including Offline & Online Versus, Story, Arcade, Training, Spectator, and an Art Gallery celebrating the history of the series.

Hand-drawn 2D animation faithfully brings characters and their unique fighting styles from Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra, and the expanded universe to life. Includes Story Mode, Arcade Mode, Offline & Online Play, Training Mode, Spectator Mode, an Art Gallery featuring never-before-seen concept art and much more! Unlike a lot of new stuff, there’s real complexity here, with a diverse cast and a high mastery ceiling. At the same time, the basic gameplay is pretty approachable, and of course there are a lot of fun references to the shows if you’re a fan.

At the end of the day, it’s just a ton of fun to move around and press buttons, way more than in most of the other fighting games that have come out in the last five years or so. Avatar Legends is a masterpiece. It takes everything that makes fighting games special and executes it at an incredibly high level, while remaining welcoming to newcomers through its outstanding tutorials and accessibility options. Combined with its breathtaking 100% hand-drawn visuals that perfectly capture the spirit of the animated series, it stands as one of the most impressive and memorable fighting games around.

You get a full story mode and arcade mode that can be cleared with each character. There is rollback netcode for online play and ranked matches. Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game also features one of the best additions to a fighting game: combo trials that pause between each move so players can learn the sequence, then receive a score based on timing. Every fighting game could use a system like this to make learning combos much easier in Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game.