Released alongside the groundbreaking 2009 film, James Cameron's Avatar: The Game is a prequel that takes players to Pandora years before the events of the movie. Developed by Ubisoft Montreal, it remains one of the few games that allows you to truly choose your side: fight for the RDA (Resources Development Administration) to strip the moon of its resources, or join the Na'vi to protect your ancestral home.
The game features two distinct campaigns with completely different gameplay styles, weapons, and skills. As a human, you'll utilize high-tech firearms and pilot AMP suits; as a Na'vi, you'll master stealth, melee combat, and the soaring flight of a Banshee. Since the game was delisted in 2013, digital keys are increasingly rare and often considered collector's items. Our guide helps you navigate the current landscape of legacy keys and physical editions to revisit this lush, alien world.
Dual Campaigns: Choose between the RDA and the Na'vi, each offering a full, unique story and distinct gameplay mechanics.
Pandora’s Beauty: Explore vibrant, bioluminescent jungles filled with dangerous flora and fauna that react differently depending on your chosen faction.
The Conquer Minigame: A Risk-style strategy mode where you manage territories and troops across Pandora to earn bonuses for your main character.
Customizable Skills: Unlock and equip "Skills" like invisibility for the Na'vi or devastating air strikes for the RDA.
Original 3D Support: One of the first games to feature native stereoscopic 3D, designed to match the cinematic experience of the film.
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