An Avatar: The Last Airbender RPG Would Be Better Than Jade Empire 2
Jade Empire 2 is most likely not going to happen anytime soon, but a BioWare-style RPG based on Avatar: The Last Airbender would be the next-best thing. Due to their similar aesthetics and worldbuilding, an Avatar game built on the RPG elements that BioWare introduced in Jade Empire would be a handy consolation prize for the sequel being so suddenly canceled. It would also excite fans of the animated series, who have been clamoring for a game in this style for years.
Jade Empire was an RPG made in 2005 by BioWare. and is mainly remembered by hardcore fans of the company for being the clearest precursor to Dragon Age and Mass Effect. The game takes place in the eponymous Jade Empire, in a story heavily inspired by Wuxia martial arts films, as the player takes control of the last of an order of monks in a journey to rescue their lost master. Fans of the game have been waiting for BioWare to make Jade Empire 2, to no avail.
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Jade Empire's relevancy as an IP has sadly diminished to the point where there would be little point in making a sequel. However, Avatar remains one of the most popular properties in the history of Nickelodeon, where it debuted, with people still discussing the original series to this day. An Avatar RPG would tick all the same fantasy boxes Jade Empire did, while potentially drawing a larger crowd.
There have been Avatar games before, released during the original show's run on the PS2, but none of those games made a big enough impact to be remembered as anything but a novelty for hardcore fans. The reason for this is because none of the previous games took sufficient advantage of the setting and world they were working with, something
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