Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

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RELEASE DATE

Jul 23, 2026

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Jul 23, 2026

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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game releases on July 23, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and Nintendo Switch 2. Developed by Gameplay Group International and published by PM Studios and Skydance Games, this hand-drawn 2D fighter brings together characters from Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Legend of Korra, and the franchise’s expanded universe. Its launch roster contains 12 fighters with distinct bending styles, supported by an original story, character-specific arcade routes, assists, cross-platform multiplayer, rollback netcode, and detailed training tools.

DLC

• Year 1 Pass: Adds Iroh, Ty Lee, Lin Beifong, Bolin, and one additional character selected through the Year 1 Character Vote.

Editions – what’s included

• Standard Edition: Includes the complete base game, 12 launch fighters, Story Mode, Arcade Mode, offline and online versus, Training Mode, Spectator Mode, cross-play, rollback netcode, replays, and the Art Gallery.
• Digital Deluxe Edition: Includes the complete base game, Year 1 Pass, digital original soundtrack, and digital artbook.
• Pre-order Bonus: Includes the Samurai Appa support-character skin and exclusive color variants for Aang, Korra, Zuko, Katara, Toph, and Sokka.
• Digital Deluxe Pre-order Bonus: Includes eligibility to vote for the fifth fighter in the Year 1 Pass.

Review

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game builds its combat around movement, elemental control, and character-specific pressure. Flow allows fighters to dash, evade, and reposition quickly, while Energy Points earned through skilled play enhance special moves and unlock cinematic Super Arts. The result is a fast 1v1 system that encourages active movement without abandoning deliberate spacing.

Each fighter expresses bending through a distinct playstyle. Earth users can control space and restrict movement, aggressive characters maintain close-range pressure, and faster combatants rely on mobility and precision. Three selectable support characters accompany the main fighter, adding assists that can cover weaknesses, extend attacks, or create new openings.

The launch package covers both competitive and solo play. Story Mode follows an original narrative outlined by Michael Dante DiMartino and Tim Hedrick, while Arcade Mode gives each character a separate storyline. Online play includes ranked and casual matches, lobbies, cross-play, rollback netcode, replays, and spectating. Training Mode provides frame data, visible hitboxes, and save states, which should make serious practice far easier.

Hand-drawn animation closely follows the visual language of the animated series. Elemental attacks remain expressive without becoming unreadable, and individual fighting styles reflect each character’s personality.

A 12-character launch roster is relatively compact, especially with five additional fighters reserved for the first season pass. The simple control scheme must also retain enough technical depth to satisfy experienced fighting-game players over time.

Verdict: A feature-complete Avatar fighter with strong presentation, modern online systems, and enough mechanical depth to extend beyond its familiar characters.

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