James Cameron’s Avatar : The Game Walkthrough and Tips

In James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game is adaptation of James Cameron’s
next film, one of the largest and most respected directors in the
industry. In this game, you travels to different world called Pandora.
Specially selected to be a part in Avatar Plan, a rarely known science
fiction project released by the RDA Corporation, which drawing out
Pandora for some uncommon resources. You will learn to lead your own
Avatar. He is a hybrid from your DNA and also a Native species of
Pandora called as the Na’vi. As you travel in the Pandoran Jungle you
will explore more about the different creature of Pandora, the Na’vi
and their struggle about saving the Pandora from the Corporation. This
is the main point of the conflict in the picture. You have to prove
that you are true to your commitment or you are false. Will you fight
with RDA or against in order to change the conflict motive which is
escalating out of control. Or on the other hand you will support Na’vs,
battle which will protect the Pandora from the attack of RDA.

The proposed film Avatar in the field, moves to a new generation
interactive environment by means of shooter action with a tinge of
adventure and role. Ubisoft has received full support from the team
behind the film, to provide an experience worthy of the occasion,
during the more than 2 years of development have passed, which without
any doubt an inspiring message.

Our mission, or rather the first mission in the game, is getting into
the planet and exterminate the local creatures. Ubisoft has worked hard
in recent years to avoid the disaster of "another action game about a
movie" with her best weapon production. The Avatar video game is very
visual (without going further, it uses the graphics engine for Far Cry
2) with multiple adjustments to save the environment. The graphics engine chosen for the occasion has been so successful that
provided in Far Cry 2: The Dunia Engine, for the versatility it offered
for the representation of organic environments plagued by vegetation.
Then, a robust and efficient playable becomes essential to carry out
such a great company with success, so we decided to develop a mechanism
based on video games as Gears of War, Lost Planet, and even Mass
Effect. Without any doubts, the Ubisoft Montreal team superbly chosen
each of their referents, finally bringing a touch of originality action
and subplots that make the gaming experience very enjoyable and
entertaining.

Pandora a place of Dreams and Distruction

A graphic level, AVATAR: The Game features an artistic approach inherited from the film. However, how to nuance its own creators, game scenarios are recreated from scratch, by reference to the environments that we will see in the film but getting a completely new and original result. Thanks to the aforementioned Dunia Engine, the highlight of the stage performance in AVATAR: The Game, corresponding to the wild scenery that offers detailed, peppered with vegetation.

Moreover, during some phases of flight and in certain parts of the adventure, we will see the mountains floating weightless and other elements that make a very remarkable spectacle to environments, using a model with a density more than acceptable and a mapping work accordingly. The lighting system casts dynamic shadows, but in terms of overall atmosphere was not achieved anything spectacular finish we opened desired (although night scenes have good feelings in this regard).

In the section of the characters, the human protagonists have details well implemented in their armor, their faces offer values above average in this type of production, and design of different Na’vi (as well as enemies find, some of considerable size) is exemplified in their adaptation to the environment AVATAR playable.

In the field of animation, the characters movements have proper representation, even though the system stresses too much subdivision of the biomechanics of the human body. To save labor, have been followed to the letter the procedures that allow you to combine different animations by dividing the body into the trunk, upper limbs and lower limbs. The combinations are endless (as we run, we drew his gun, turn the trunk to shoot, etc. while the animation of the legs is not influenced realistically), but undergoes dynamic stage to levels quite noticeable.

Technical Details

The most noteworthy detail of this film adaptation is the adaptation to
3D, although we enjoy having a TV that supports this feature. Requires
an HDMI output that supports 120Hz, so that console users mostly do not
enjoy this option because the introduction of this technology is still
limited. A situation of PC gamers, where the application of new
technology facilitates the use of 3D stereoscopic. Should be able to
enjoy this option, we will be before a grand visual spectacle full of
moments worth seeing. It seems that even the character animations are
designed specifically to get that much desired depth effect.

With a TV specifically prepared for 3D the experience of playing the
title is truly spectacular, and fully justifies the attention paid to
this technology. The launch is designed in every way to take advantage
of it, and it shows some moves as quickly jump forward or the actual
design of all movements: especially designed to make the viewer feel
something "out" the screen .

It is too early to assess the 3D technology and whether it is
worthwhile to have a device that allows us to enjoy it –Stereo TV-
Since we do not know if eventually there will be much software in video
games or movie theater that will serve the party and its current outlay
is enormous. What we can be clear is that, for now, the first contact
with the technology we found very interesting, but we are far from able
to draw conclusions so soon.

Now depending on teh decision you make , upcoming gameplay will go
according to that. If you choose Na’vi side,then make yourself ready
for troubles, because you’ll not have easy shooting facilities to
fight. The Na’vi are cabaplae f running very fast and do combat with
mainly bows and melee weapons.Choosing RDA is the easier path, as you
then gets all the facilities of armor and instruments which RDA forces
have. In it you play with machine guns, shotguns and destructive
vehicles to which you can control.

You have to then move down in the ramp and then in the mine. Look on the  left ledge. You can spot a glowing circle behind the tractor. Move there and look for a downed Na’vi.

Then you will suddenly get trapped by three AM’s, which will attack you at one. Then just duck behind a rock and then trigger your invisibility power.  After than you can look the AMO and then just hide and lay down. Now you can take the AMP’s down and you will succeed in that. 

After that go to the end and then climb the vines. On the left side you can kill the RDS soldiers with arrows. After their death jump on the structure and just activate the generator. This will destroy it entirely ,Run back to Unipey now to end the mission.

Conclusion

Unfortunately Avatar slip back into the deep well of cinematic adaptations to the world of video games. It has good ideas start, but the practical realization of most of them are burdened with too obvious design errors. The nearly three genres that touch (shooter, Beat ’em up and role) were just not deep enough in terms of possibilities, which ends up being chemistry of half chances to perform.  It is awesome in the visuals, especially in the case we have a system that supports 3D stereoscopic.

Pros:

• The visual representation of Pandora.
• The two parallel stories are a hit in concept, doubling the length of the game.
• It’s quite a show if we have a TV which supports 3D.

Cons:

• Multiple errors that ruin the fun gameplay like poor controls, unstable camera etc
• The story, beyond what we would expect, disappointed.
• Repetitive gameplay.
• Full-Lost without a proper TV.