Avatar Frontiers of Pandora - UN FAR CRY NUL

Summary

The video features a review of the game Avatar Frontiers of Pandora. The reviewer notes that while the stunning visuals initially draw you in, the repetitive gameplay quickly becomes boring. Activities like gathering plants, destroying pollution machines, and memorizing locations are not engaging. The massive open world feels wasted due to the lack of meaningful content. While the planet itself is well-made, the reviewer felt the potential was squandered. They suggest ideas like more freedom and crafting could have made it more fun.

Takeaways

• 😒 The video reviewer hates the Avatar movies and thinks they are terrible
• 🎮 He is reviewing the new Avatar Frontiers of Pandora video game developed by Ubisoft
• 😬 The game's story and characters are silly and incoherent
• 🔫 The combat is basic shooting and dodging with some abilities like a vision power
• 🌱 You gather plants, hunt animals, and craft equipment in a simplified RPG system
• 🐎 You can ride flying and ground mounts to explore the large open world
• 🤖 There are repetitive activities like destroying pollution machines and hacking bases
• 🌈 The world is beautiful but lacks meaningful content outside of main story quests
• 👎 The reviewer found the game decent at first but boring after the initial impression wore off
• 🎮 Overall the game gets an average rating due to nice graphics but repetitive and hollow gameplay

Q & A

What game is being reviewed in the video?

Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, a game developed by Ubisoft set between the first two Avatar films by James Cameron.

What does the reviewer think about the Avatar films?

The reviewer strongly dislikes the Avatar films, calling them an "audiovisual turd" and criticizing elements like the repetitive hostage scenarios.

What is the premise of the game's story?

It begins in a school where young Na'vi captives are taught to hate their own race through questionable human education. They eventually rebel against the humans.

How does the combat system work?

It includes bows, machine guns, shotguns, explosives launchers and stun grenades. You also have an eagle vision ability to see enemies through walls.

What RPG and survival elements does the game have?

Crafting equipment from animal parts, skill trees, health tied to eating food, collecting plants for attributes, hunting animals, etc.

What does the reviewer think of the game's activities?

He finds them very repetitive and wishes there was more diversity and fun things to do in the open world besides going from point A to B.

How does the reviewer rate the game?

6/10 - Starts out impressive but quickly becomes boring. Wasted potential despite the excellent planet environment.

What publication review scores does the video mention?

Jevideo.com gave it 15/20. Metacritic has it at 72/100 from critics and 7.8/10 from players.

What does the reviewer wish Ubisoft would do differently?

Have more open world freedom like The Forest instead of repetitive bases and objectives. Be more creative with fun activities.

Does the reviewer change his dislike for the Avatar franchise after playing the game?

No, he still considers Avatar an "audiovisual turd" and plans to stay on Pandora after killing all the Na'vi.