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| James Cameron's Avatar: The Game Demo | |
| Game Information | |
| Developer | Ubisoft Montreal |
| Publisher | Ubisoft Lightstorm Entertainment 20th Century Fox Games |
| Composer | Chance Thomas |
| Engine | Dunia and Havok Physics |
| Platform | Microsoft Windows |
| Released | November 18, 2009 (PC) |
| Genre | Action Adventure Third-person shooter |
| Media type | Free Digital Download |
Ahead of the launch of the PC incarnation of James Cameron's Avatar: The Game, a demo version was released online for free by Ubisoft, simply hosted on a Fileshack server. The demo was linked initially through the German Coca Cola Zero website, one of many synergistic promotions between the two organisations at the time.[1]
The demo version is entirely contained within Fort Navarone, a map cut from the final game.
Able Ryder, having cast his allegiances with the RDA, is deployed to the region, and instructed to clear the area of hostiles in order to allow construction vehicles to move through the area. The fighting culminates in a large battle in the south east of the map.
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| Avatar Franchise | ||
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| Films | Avatar (2009) · Avatar 2 (2021) · Avatar 3 (2023) · Avatar 4 (2025) · Avatar 5 (2027) | |
| Books | Novel Series · Comic Series (Tsu'tey's Path) | |
| Games | PC/Console: Avatar: The Game (PC/360/PS3 · Demo · Wii/PSP · NDS) · Avatar Project iOS/Android: Avatar · Warrior's Journey · Avatar MMO Browser: AVTR Advanced Team · Pandora ROVR Other: The Mobile Game · Pinball | |
| Live Events | The Exhibition (2011-2014) · Toruk - The First Flight (2015-)· Discover Pandora (2016-) · Pandora: The World of Avatar (2017-) | |
| Related Material | ILM Prototype · Pandora Discovered · Capturing Avatar · A Message from Pandora · Prequel | |
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