Complete Edition - Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora™

Ubisoft
PS5Complete EditionPS5 Pro Enhanced
Average rating 3.97 stars out of 5 stars from 25k ratings
  • PS Plus required for online play
  • In-game purchases optional
  • Supports up to 2 online players with PS Plus
  • Online play optional
  • 1 player
  • Remote Play supported
  • PS5 Version
    Vibration function and trigger effect supported (DualSense wireless controller)
  • PS5 Pro Enhanced
Language, Mild Blood, Violence
In-Game Purchases, Users Interact
  • PS Plus required for online play
  • In-game purchases optional
  • Supports up to 2 online players with PS Plus
  • Online play optional
  • 1 player
  • Remote Play supported
  • PS5 Version
    Vibration function and trigger effect supported (DualSense wireless controller)
  • PS5 Pro Enhanced

Editions:

Standard Edition
  • Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora PS5
  • Exclusive Aranahe Warrior Pack
From The Ashes Edition
  • Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
  • From The Ashes expansion
  • Floating Mountains bonus content
Complete Edition
  • Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
  • From The Ashes expansion
  • Mangkwan Clan Pack
  • Floating Mountains bonus content
  • Season Pass
  • Digital Art Book
  • Sarentu Heritage Cosmetic Pack
  • Sarentu Hunter Equipment Pack

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IronMankee
5 stars out of 5
Rated 21/5/2026
Standard Edition
World of Pandora — I SEE YOU!

As a fan of Horizon Zero Dawn and Assassin’s Creed Odyssey, I was surprised by how much Avatar exceeded my expectations. I’m especially glad I waited to buy it until Ubisoft added the third person POV; it makes a tremendous difference in many situations. While storytelling has never been Ubisoft’s strongest suit, they consistently make up for it with exceptional world building and fun, satisfying combat. Games like AC2, Unity, and the Layla Hassan trilogy show just how talented their teams are. I love the Avatar films, and because the game draws from such rich source material, I wasn’t surprised that the story is actually its weakest aspect. What did surprise me was how interactive the world feels. There’s a lot of gathering and a huge variety of flora to discover—it reminded me a bit of No Man’s Sky. Pandora is breathtaking; just wait until you see it at night. I was disappointed that you can’t climb everywhere, but it does make sense— Why climb when you’ve got an ikran?! Still, some of us enjoy that AC style traversal, but I won’t nitpick. Fauna is relatively sparse, and predators tend to ambush you—very true to life, I suppose. I hated the Stalker in HZD, and Avatar sometimes feels like it’s full of them, lol. Fortunately, exploration overall is far more relaxing than in many other games where you can’t go a minute without being attacked. I appreciate that the focus is more on flora, which is absolutely spectacular. I could go on and on about the beauty of Pandora and the visual design, but honestly, you just have to experience it yourself. Combat mechanics—especially the weapon wheel—feel instantly familiar, almost like a Horizon Zero Dawn game (though HZD borrowed plenty from AC). I had no trouble adjusting. Stealth, even on the easiest difficulty, is surprisingly challenging. Every time I thought it was safe, I’d end up sprinting straight at an RDA soldier and bashing them instead—it was simply faster. It makes sense that you can’t just hide behind cover and pick off enemies at your leisure—maybe even grab a meal or take a nap while you’re at it. The enemy AI is genuinely well designed. There’s plenty to do beyond the main and side missions. Gathering materials, finding food, and crafting play a big role, but you don’t have to grind endlessly—you naturally collect things as you explore. I love clearing RDA Fueling Stations and watching nature reclaim the land afterward. Avatar is a great example of how a fantasy world can serve as an allegory for our own. You can also customize your character, your ikran, and your gear. Gear can be unlocked, crafted, or purchased, and cosmetics can be found or earned. There’s enough customization to make your character feel personal without going overboard. At the time of writing this, I’ve just completed the mission that unlocks the ikran, which was my second favorite moment in the story—right after stepping into Pandora for the first time. The game is full of beautiful scenes that make you want to run into the wild and build a hut in the middle of the forest. World of Pandora — I SEE YOU! And honestly, you didn’t have to be this gorgeous, but okay.

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Accessibility Features

Includes the main game, the season pass, cosmetics, bonus content, the digital artbook, and the From the Ashes expansion.

In Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora™, experience the never-before-seen Western Frontier. Abducted by the RDA, you, a Na’vi, were trained and molded to serve their purpose. Fifteen years later, you are free but find yourself a stranger in your birthplace. Become Na'vi and reconnect with your ancestral heritage in a fight for freedom against the RDA.

- Experience the epic and unpredictable Western Frontier in an open world adventure.
- Become a Na'vi and customize your character, craft gear, and upgrade skills and weapons to fit your playstyle.
- Bond with your own banshee to travel or give you an edge in aerial combat.
- Master multiple combat styles, embracing traditional Na’vi or destructive human weapons.
- Play the full story campaign in single-player or with a friend online in two-player co-op.

In the From the Ashes expansion, play as So’lek, a Na’vi warrior who has found solace with the Sarentu. Just as peace settles over the Western Frontier, a new threat rises: the RDA, now allied with the Ash clan, who are ruthless Na’vi bent on annihilation. Ambushed and left for dead, So’lek awakens to a scorched land and his newfound family scattered. With new third-person gameplay, embark on So’lek’s journey as he vows to find his family and exact revenge on those who wronged him.

- Experience this journey designed for third-person gameplay, which remains playable in first person at your choice.
- Enjoy a streamlined progression system, enhanced combat and stealth gameplay, and brutal takedown finishers.
- Face the Ash clan in combat and epic boss fights.
- Navigate a world ravaged by destruction and flames.

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Platform:
PS5
Release:
28/10/2025
Publisher:
Ubisoft
Genres:
Unique
Voice:
English, French (France), Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish
Screen Languages:
English, French (France), Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish
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