Avatar: The Last Airbender game

by Ashley Cotter-Cairns
(Download-Free-Computer-Games.com)

Want to get Avatar The Last Airbender game FREE to keep forever? Click here, open a trial Fun Ticket account and it's yours today!

The Last Airbender game comes out at exactly the same time as the movie. I was excited when I saw the RPG top-down graphics system, but ultimately there are disappointments, as so often seems to be the case with TV and movie spin-off games.


Want to get The Last Airbender game FREE from GameHouse? Click here for more info about the FREE 30-day trial of a Fun Ticket account -- you keep the game, even if you cancel!

In roleplaying game terms, your party is a fairly classic mix of "spellcasters" and fighters, though in reality everybody hits people. Or at least, they do it from a distance. The game is turn-based, and at the start of your turns, you have a "deck" of cards at the bottom of the screen. Clicking a card activates a template to show you where you can move and who you can affect with the attack.

The actual impact of each attack takes place on a separate, side-on screen which resembles the 1980s fighting games like International Karate. This is rendered disappointing by the static nature of the characters: they make a move, the attack is shown, the power bar decreases, but the enemy might as well be a statue for all the impact it seems to have. Even if the bar is reduced to zero, you have to wait until you switch back to top-down mode to see the enemy fall and vanish.

Click to get The Last Airbender game FREE from GameHouse, just by joining Fun Ticket!

You earn training points (TPs) for clearing a level, even if that means sneaking out rather than fighting your way through hoardes of opponents. The better you do on a level, the more TPs you get. TPs may be exchanged for new cards in the training camp; these will then be available for your next combat rounds.

One of the truly silly elements of this game is the movement during the turn-based mode. You have to activate cards to move, even if there are no enemies within reasonable range. Okay, you get used to it, but a regular movement option would have made more sense and kept things flowing more. You'll have to click-move, click-move your Avatar.

The Last Airbender game is a decent RPG, that could have been so much better. It's well worth getting it FREE from GameHouse to try it for yourself.