How insanely awesome is that? If you don't like that, you don't like Avatar and need to see yourself out. Still, apparently you'll have a lot of freedom and can create a bender, martial artist or a tech savant in one of five eras: Kyoshi, Roku, The Hundred Year War, Aang or Korra. If that sounds lame to you, then that's because it's about the lamest, most corporate, most boring hype text I think I have ever read in my 31 years. Magpie, the developer, promises this: An innovative system that brings the world of the Four Nations to life in a tabletop roleplaying game that captures the heart of the Avatar franchise: balance, heroism, and the power of friendship.
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here you go: Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl Will Feature Avatar CharactersĪvatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game Story, Setting & Gameplay
If you want your Avatar experience more digital. Yup, that's all it took for $50,000 to come together, and the game has since racked up $2.4 million from 20,000 backers.ĭon't quote me on this, but I would like to think that this budget would make Avatar Legends the most expensive, most high-budget, most high-end tabletop game ever and more expensive than quite a few video games. The game is developed by Nickelodeon and Magpie Games and was funded on Kickstarter in 16 minutes. So unless you've got a smokin' fast computer for your 6 year old, or are a die-hard Avatar merchandise collector, stay away from this.What We Know About Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game Avatar Tabletop RPG Secured $2.4 Million in Funding Interestingly enough, full 3-D arial combat on Appa has been implemented into the Avatar: Burning Earth game that just came out. It does have some novel attributes that I enjoyed that aren't in the console game: being able to ride on the air scooter, arial combat sections on Appa (space invader style), and having to clear Aang's mind during meditation so he can learn/remember a new move. Plus for some reason it runs slower than the full 3-D combat games I've got, though the environment is just a 2-D image. It covers the events of Book 1: Water, which could have been really cool, but the game is way too simple, short, and repetitive, and seems designed for little kids. I can see why I'd never heard of the game before it is totally disappointing. The graphics on the back looked good though, and I was excited, thinking I had found some unknown Avatar gem. But when I got it in the mail I was surprised to see stuff about the Blue Spirit on the back, because that's not in the Xbox game. The description for it made it seem so, and the box art is the same. I bought this game thinking it was the PC version of the Xbox game. Description is incorrect - not same as Xbox/Wii/PS3
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