By Since its release at the end of 2023, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora has become one of Ubisoft’s most ambitious open-world titles. Massive Entertainment has steadily improved the game with updates like New Game Plus and the long-requested third-person mode, as well as the From The Ashes expansion that ties into Avatar: Fire and Ash. According to game.news, these additions have made the game one of the most talked-about open-world experiences in recent years, with players praising its immersion and visual fidelity.
Despite all these updates, one notable absence is hard to ignore — the character Varang. Portrayed by Oona Chaplin in Avatar: Fire and Ash, Varang is a compelling antagonist who could bring much more depth to Frontiers of Pandora. Many speculate her absence from the From The Ashes expansion is due to licensing and financial reasons, which is understandable. Still, according to game.news, including Varang in the game could dramatically enhance narrative tension and create more memorable gameplay moments, giving players a stronger connection to the cinematic story.
From a gameplay perspective, Varang isn’t just a side character — she drives conflict, adds emotional weight, and motivates player decisions. Experiencing her presence could create moments as iconic as those in the movie itself.
Frontiers of Pandora already succeeds where many licensed games struggle, delivering a visually stunning open world full of exploration, tribal combat, and breathtaking environments. The game’s ambition and polish have earned praise from critics and players alike, but many agree that its next step toward “classic” status will come from richer storytelling and meaningful character interactions. Adding Varang could be the missing element that elevates the game from excellent to legendary.
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