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Avatar: Reckoning has been cancelled by its developer Archosaur, following 'strategic adjustments''. The eagerly anticipated mobile-exclusive MMO has had a bumpy development journey since it was first announced in 2022, with it originally set to be published by Tencent-owned publisher Level Infinite. It broke away from the deal at the start of the year, with the - now self-publishing - developer offering refunds for players who played in the Philippines-limited CBT. Despite that, there was still a soft goal of launching Avatar: Reckoning - in some capacity - in the first half of this year.

Are you a fan of James Cameron's Avatar movie and its stunning world of Pandora? Do you want to experience the thrill of becoming a Na'vi and fighting against the RDA invaders? If you answered yes, then you will be excited to hear that Avatar Reckoning, a free-to-play RPG shooter based on the blockbuster movie, is launching its close beta test soon! Avatar Reckoning is a mobile game developed by Archosaur Games and published by Tencent Games. It is the second game adaptation in the Avatar game series, following Avatar: Pandora Rising, which was released in 2020. In Avatar Reckoning, you can customize your own Avatar and set out to discover new regions of Pandora across multiple game modes. You can also join Na'vi clans and cooperate with other players to defend your homeland from the RDA forces.

In a surprising turn of events, the highly anticipated mobile-exclusive MMO, Avatar: Reckoning, has been officially cancelled by its developer, Archosaur. This decision comes in the wake of what the company describes as 'strategic adjustments' in its development plans. The journey for Avatar: Reckoning has been tumultuous since its announcement in 2022. Initially set to be published by Tencent-owned Level Infinite, the game took an unexpected turn at the beginning of the year when it severed ties with the publisher. Archosaur, now self-publishing, went the extra mile by offering refunds to players who participated in the Philippines-limited Closed Beta Test (CBT). Despite these setbacks, there was still hope for a launch, even if in a limited capacity, in the first half of this year.