This is where the player character enters, as one such Na'vi who has to explore Pandora with zero understanding of her cultural roots. Interestingly, this does put the player in a similar position to Jake sully in the original film: beginning as a member of the RDA only to end up renouncing them. The RDA appear to make up a lot of the game's enemies. It is currently unclear if, like the original film, there will be any human characters who also renounce their association with the RDA and side with the pla

Despite the Na'vi's initial victory, the RDA has returned in full force and expanded their operations across Pandora. Gamers also learn about another crime committed against the Na'vi, as if attempted genocide wasn't enough. One operation the RDA attempted involved kidnapping Na'vi children and then raising them to become soldiers who fight against their own people - sadly not an unusual tactic for coloniz

Technically, just about every human character is or has been a member of the RDA. Even Jake Sully begins the original movie in their employ. But the two major players one really has to know are Parker Selfridge , the official administrator; and Colonel Miles Quartich , the head of security responsible for many of the RDA's worst atrocit

Ubisoft has had prior experience with the Avatar franchise, with a 2009 movie tie-in game that served as a prequel for the first film and saw players taking control of either a member of the Na'vi or the RDA (Resource Development Administration) with different gameplay and weapons depending on what they chose. Ubisoft created the upcoming Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora in collaboration with Disney and James Cameron’s production company, Lightstorm Entertainment, and the title promises a much larger experience than Ubisoft's more linear 2009 title, with players able to explore a completely new area of Pandora for the first time via a massive open-wo

The basic overview of the story so far is that you were a young Na'vi taken from your family by a villainous RDA member named John Mercer to turn against your people and adapt to human ways of life. You eventually escape and slowly need to readapt to your Na'vi culture, allying with clans and taking on the RDA's destruction of the environment. Similar to Jake Sully, you're perceived as an outsider and need to earn the Na'vi's tr

Game Rant recently had the chance to play Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora for roughly 2.5 hours, completing four main missions, doing a sidequest or two, and exploring the lands. What's immediately clear is how much of the game is designed for exploration, as that was the most novel part of the experience, and that translates over to combat and map design as well. Indeed, Avatar Frontiers Of Pandora: Frontiers of Pandora eschews the typical Ubisoft formula for open-world games for something a little differ

Being able to explore and observe the strongholds and cities built by humans on Pandora would be extremely interesting. It would showcase the overreach of the RDA there, as well as some of the unique and intriguing technology that exists in this future wo

With the recent success of Avatar: The Way of Water in cinemas it is of no surprise that gamers are once again looking forward to the release of the action-adventure open-world title being created by Ubisoft under the name of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora . As there is no release date in sight many players may wish to look for other titles to enjoy in the meant

All these new areas open up opportunities to meet new Na'vi Clans to strike alliances with. The trailer reveals three already, along with the area in which they reside. First is the Aranahe Clan that dwells in the Kinglor Forest, who are peaceful weavers that teach you survival skills and how to ride an ik

The most significant bit of lore introduced in The Way of Water is arguably the existence of tribes outside the forest Na'vi from the first film. Jake Sully and his family are forced to take refuge with the water Na'vi, learning their ways and customs as they attempt to blend

As far as the RDA is concerned, Pandora is rightfully theirs to do with as they see fit and the Na'vi are overstepping boundaries, a lot like historical colonialism. Like many real-life corporations, the RDA has a history of over-valuing profits at the expense of others. They were already causing mass pollution on Earth with their lunar factories, and they aren't opposed to destroying Pandora's ecosystems for the sake of mo

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is primarily a first-person open-world action-adventure game. It does, however, appear to have moments of third-person gameplay when taming and utilizing the creatures on Pandora such as the flying Ikran or the Zakru of the upper planes as mounts to traverse the world of Pandora, with the Ikran also assisting with aerial combat against the RDA. Players will also be able to visit the tribe's Hometree and use it as a refuge to rest and learn from the others who inhabit