Avatar: The Last Airbender – The Burning Earth

After The Last Airbender event ended, the Fire Nation has accepted the defeat and suffered many losses, but it seems that the evil spirit has not entirely disappeared. As Zuko came to the throne, he began building a stronger empire. To mark the return, Air Nomads have been wiped out on the world map for a short time. The Earth Kingdom tried to help, but this made them the next target that the Fire Nation was aiming for. Aang realized this too slowly. As an Avatar, you need to stop the evil that Zuko caused quickly.

During Zhaos’s time, the Fire Nation had been known to be a fear, but when Zuko replaced it, the threat was probably many times bigger. Specifically, you will experience through seven chapters, taking place in chronological order: The Avatar State, Return to Omashu, The Swamp, The Blind Bandit, The Library, City of Walls and Secrets, and The Drill. In particular, the first chapter is quite simple to overcome, by mostly introducing the context and the features needed for later. The most difficult is the last one when facing the final boss Zuko. However, do not worry too much. The speed of the game is appropriately regulated to catch up.

Despite being a typical RPG, the action gameplay is not really what the developer brings. The reason being interpreted is that the threat did not really come from the material army nor the soldiers from the Fire Nation, but only about the puzzles. It requires the player to use and harness the Avatar’s abilities appropriately. Moreover, the multiplayer feature has been added, and sometimes the combination of teammates is the key to winning.
In terms of characters, Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, and Zuko can all be picked to play the role. They are available in different versions, while Iroh and Appa only appear on GBA. Because of their different classes, they all possess unique abilities to utilize. In particular, Aang is the only Avatar, superior in every aspect when he can bend all four elements. But this is by no means the strongest warrior. “Avatar: The Last Airbender” enhances teamwork, and sometimes it is impossible to complete a level without the support of friends.