Avatar: The Last Airbender: Aang's Destiny, Cooperative Deck Building Strategy Board Game, Play as Aang, Katara, Appa & More, Fun for Family Game Night, Ages 10+, 2-4 Players, 60 Minutes

Great game! I had never played deck building games before this game and Harry Potter: Hogwarts Battle and now I really enjoy them. It teaches you how to play through playing the game. I really enjoy the interaction between the players as you try to be at the game together. We play this game with all of our family. I really enjoy how it is similar to Harry Potter, but has its own unique twists.

Good fun & easy to learn (would recommend finding a YouTube tutorial if rule books aren’t your thing). Starts off very welcoming but does get more challenging as you go; although never really seems overwhelming as you’ll learn the do’s and don’t fairly quickly as you progress. Also has good replay ability and can fill time well too. 8 boxes, each lasting on average an hour and a half. Good quality product too, feels like a lot of care went into the product.If you’re a fan it’s definitely worth at least finding a YouTube video with the rules and a little gameplay to see if it’s something you’ll like. You could have a lot of fun!

Loved this game! Only gave it a 4 because the directions are confusing. Wish the boxes just swapped out all cards when a new box is opened to make it a little easier to understand too. Takes a while to get it all down but otherwise my family and I enjoy playing it.

Super fun game!

Great game with clear instructions. Each time you play a box (kind of like levels) the game changes slightly. Keeps the game interesting and dynamic. It's mostly a deck building game with some fun additions. You don't really need to know the avatar story (no trivia or anything) but it adds to the fun if you do. We tried getting through it with 2 players but ultimately needed a third to get through all the boxes as you play as a team against the game mechanics. It was high quality and worth the money spent. Played with 2 adults and a 7yr old for the majority. The game was difficult and made you work for the wins, which was rewarding.

This has been a great addition to our board games. We are big fan of Avatar and we’ve not been disappointed with this game. It has great game changes and the theme is used very well.

This game has a lot of details that are delightful for nerd satisfaction, but come at a usability /game design cost. Be prepared to look up rule explainations on boardgamegeek. Some comments found when looking up rules mention updating text for clairity in later printings- leading to the frustrating feeling that I paid full price for a beta version. As is, I would recommend this for people who love AtLA, and not so much for people looking for a new co-op deck builder from love of that game genre.

Great game! One issue, the first level has a card that's packaged in another level. So on the first level you miss a card, which you don't know you'll find until you get to the next levels.