Avatar: The Last Airbender kicked off in earnest in 2005, and over 20 years later, it's still actively delighting tons of fans with new projects. In addition to a sweeping novel series featuring multiple Avatars throughout the series' history, there's also a live-action Netflix adaptation that just shipped its second season, and a full sequel film featuring Aang and Team Avatar was recently released on Paramount+.
Then there's Avatar: Seven Havens, which just wrapped its inaugural season and takes place 225 years after The Legend of Korra, the original Avatar sequel series. With Seven Havensrenewed, it's looking good for fans of the series.
Sadly, not everything lasts forever, and that includes some elements of the Avatar franchise. One project in particular is ending in December.
After three years in operation, developer Bamtang Games and publisher GameMill Entertainment have announced that Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance will be removed from sale due to licensing agreements.
The announcement came directly through the game's Steam page:
"Hi everyone, we wanted to inform you that Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance is soon to be leaving Steam at the end of December 2026 as our licensing agreement for...
