Avatar: Generations, a role-playing game based on Avatar: The Last Airbender, has been released in four countries

Navigator Games announced that Avatar: Generations, a role-playing game based on Avatar: The Last Airbender, has received soft launches in four countries. The four countries with access to Avatar: Generations are Canada, Denmark, South Africa and Sweden. The game is a collaboration between Paramount Studios, Square’s mobile-centric studio in London, and Navigator Games. When Square announced the formation of its new mobile-focused studio, games based on Avatar: The Last Airbender have been reported to be in production.

Four titles based on The Last Airbender are in various stages of development by Paramount Pictures, including a console role-playing game and an MMORPG. Currently only the first chapter of Generations is available to people in Canada, Denmark, South Africa and Sweden. The first chapter focuses on the original characters from the first Last Airbender TV Show – Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, Suki and Zuko. Future chapters will focus on different characters from other eras of the Avatar world, including Korra and Kyoshi. Generations uses cel-shaded 3D graphics and is available for iOS and Android. It is unknown when Generations will be released in other parts of the world.

That Avatar: The Last Airbender Franchise is set in a world where humans can control one of the four elements – air, water, earth and fire. There is one being who can control all four elements; this is the avatar. The first series focuses on Aang, the then-current reincarnation of The Avatar and the world’s last Airbender. Aang wakes up after being frozen for over a hundred years and must master the four elements to end the global war with the Fire Nation. The series has been praised for its anime-based animation and thoughtful story, leading to several spin-offs including a direct sequel called Korra. In addition to the video games, other avatar-related media is in production, including a live-action TV show on Netflix.