A new week has just started, and even though I'm putting up this article before starting to work, based on the emails from my inbox I get a feeling that I'll have a long and full week of tasks to handle, with very little time left for gaming.
Based on that, and that I already miss my experience playing Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, I thought that there is no better moment than sharing a bit more of my walkthrough by writing about the next chapter. Overall, the show must go on!
Despite the thing that I had to face a few challenges in the previous chapters, this one represented the first proper one talking about more tasks to handle other than focusing on a single one.
Since The Eye of Eywa is mainly related to Etuwa which we already know she does a lot of magic with natural ingredients collected from Pandora, in this chapter it turned out that I am going to help her with all the ingredients needed for now.
Happy or not, while some of these were easy to collect, we are talking about some others that could only be gained after cleaning the polluted air produced by the RDA facilities and there was a single way to do that: through fighting.
I can't complain about the fighting part as I always enjoyed more action than the survival part of each game played so far even though I am aware this plays an important role as well. But the thing that these were connected to each other, made the whole thing even more enjoyable, especially since I had the chance to advance my shooting and warrior skills.
The level of difficulty here instead, was a bit bigger than what experienced before. Hence why a chapter based on collecting ingredients from Pandora turned into a real battlefield that took a lot of time from me, but which I absolutely loved.
I often said that Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a game with lots of twists and surprises, and that could be noticed from the very first chapters I completed.
Hence why, the chapter couldn't come to an end before finding out the real purpose of the ingredients collected, that obviously didn't end up in a cooking oven but into an important step that was going to connect a bit more the memories from the past with these that will be created in the future.
And this is the thought I'll leave you with, which even if it seems like an unfinished sentence, I hate revealing spoilers, and I bet some of you do too. So in case you are interested, please check the video from above to get some answers to your questions and to keep this post spoiler-free. 💙
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora YouTube Playlist
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora full walkthrough:
- Chapter 1: Awakening
- Chapter 2: Pandora
- Chapter 3: Welcome to the Resistance
- Chapter 4: Songs of the Ancestor
- Chapter 5: Becoming
- Chapter 6: The Aranahe Clan
- Chapter 7: Eywa's Blessing
- Chapter 8: The Missing Hunter
- Chapter 9: The Eye of Eywa
- Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora TIPS & TRICKS: 10 Things To Know BEFORE You Start Playing
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