Avatar: The Last Airbender has been enjoying a major comeback in 2026, but one of its video games is now facing permanent removal from Steam. The franchise recently welcomed Avatar: Seven Havens, a brand-new animated series that premiered on Paramount Plus in October. Set after The Legend of Korra, the show introduces Pavi and Nisha, young Earthbender twins who are both the next Avatar in a world that no longer welcomes one. It's a significant new chapter for the franchise, and the early reception has been overwhelmingly positive. Unfortunately, another Avatar release isn't enjoying the same kind of future.
In fact, Avatar: Seven Havens currently holds a perfect 100% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, alongside an 81% audience rating. Reviewers have praised the new characters, storytelling, and world-building, although some have criticized the animation. The show's success has also led to plenty of excitement about what's coming next, with additional seasons already confirmed. However, while the Avatar franchise continues moving forward on television, one of its more recent video game adaptations is about to disappear from digital storefronts (at least on PC).
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