Aang: The Airbender Fighting

Aang, Katara, and Sokka set out to find an earthbending master to teach Aang

Games based on cartoons that are popular with kids, teens, and adults have often struggled under the weight of trying to appeal to each audience simultaneously.

After all, it's not easy to make a game that a parent will enjoy as much as their child.

Such is the case with Aang: The Airbender Fighting, an action role-playing game based on the popular Nickelodeon show of the same name.

The game has some interesting, yet underused, RPG elements, and the fighting system initially appears as if it has some depth,

but the overall game is so simple and easy you'll never need to do much more than mash on the attack button to see the story through to its conclusion.

In the world of Ava: Last tar bender, people known as benders have the ability to cast elemental magic.

The world is split into four different nations, each based on the element nation's inhabitants have mastery over: fire, water, earth, or air.

For centuries, the four nations lived in peace.

However, one day the Fire Nation began a campaign to conquer the other nations.

According to legend, the only person strong enough to stop the Fire Nation is Avatars,

a superbeing with the ability to control all four elements.

The game, like the show, follows the travails of Airbender, The Last,

on his quest to awaken his powers and bring an end to the war.

Since Aang hasn't quite mastered the other elements yet, he enlists his friend, a fighter named Sokka, to tag along.

Eventually, two other friends, a waterbender named Katara and an earthbender named Haru, also join Aang's cause.

Together, the four heroes set out to visit the different villages in the land to gradually push back the Fire Nation forces and get Aang the training he needs.

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