James Cameron’s Avatar franchise has been crying out for a good video game adaptation since Day One. The IP has always been more about immersion and worldbuilding than storytelling, two things games do better than any other medium. Despite this, the interactive potential of the franchise has largely lay dormant (a forgettable Xbox-360-era game aside) until the recent release of Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. Developed by The Division masterminds Massive Entertainment with full involvement from James Cameron’s crew, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora offers up an expansive open world and sky-high production values, but is the game a transporting experience?