Avatar: Realms Collide

Devs are extremely greedy with pay to win characters that are always locked behind the “legendary” status that are impossible to consistently train up one much less every single character. High level players harass and raid low levels consistently so you cannot rank up and exclude from clans to make things worse. Seriously do not waste your time or money especially.

Pretty good game, but very addicting. Love seeing the characters but again it’s very addicting. The game also has bots or something that try to scam you when you first download and play in your server—they’ll ask you to friend someone on discord or whatsapp and threaten to remove you from the “league.” Don’t listen they are a scam!!! As for the developers, finding a way to control the scams would be very appreciated (you can block, but i’ve had more than one send me individual mail.)

It is awesome but here some problems. 1 problem it crashes some times and the 2nd problem is it takes a couple seconds to do stuff some times and there is actually NO ads so yea hope you like the game :)

This game was a good idea. While I love Avatar and hate Korra, it was interesting seeing the worlds collide. Not a very good game though. You don't get much free will, whenever a character shows up on screen totalk they are very pixel-y, and the graphics are really just bad in general. You don't get to do any of the fighting, you just plop a character in and wait for it to be over. I accidentally clicked water at the start and now I can't change to fire. Great concept, not well carried out.

It would be nice if they put all the characters into the free summoning so everyone could have them.

El juego durante los primeros meses funciona increíble. El problema es que al pasar esos meses se vuelve muy repetitivo y una vez terminada las crónicas los servidores tienden a morir no dejando seguir progresando a los jugadores, lo que quita incentivos a seguir jugando y comprando cosas. Deberían reveer el juego y su historia.

Used to rate this game 5 stars, but since the new update released, all it does is crash now. Please fix this! I’d love to play again!

Dear Avatar: Realms Collide Development Team, As a player and long-time fan of the Avatar: The Last Airbender universe, I am writing to propose improvements to alliance mechanics that would strengthen server health and simultaneously align the game more closely with the ethical world of Avatar. The Avatar franchise is built on core values: balance over domination, community over isolation, discipline over impulse, and the belief that power is meaningful only when it serves the whole. Currently, the game’s mechanics unintentionally reward the inverse:     •    unilateral destruction     •    bullying of weaker alliances     •    isolated high-power players flattening servers     •    chaotic, short-lived worlds where community cannot take root These systems do not reflect the spirit of the Avatar universe nor do they support long-term retention or revenue. I propose a series of changes that would enhance gameplay while embodying the ethics of bending, balance, and harmony. 1. Introduce a “Balance of the Four Nations” Combat Ethic In the Avatar world, the nations thrive when no single power dominates. Conflict is strategic and purposeful, not predatory. Proposal: Implement mechanics that discourage overwhelming force against very weak alliances, such as:     •    diminishing returns for attacking drastically weaker targets     •    temporary protection effects after repeated hits     •    reduced rewards for out-of-scale aggression This mirrors the Avatar principle that power should preserve balance, not shatter it. 2. Strengthen Alliance Cooperation to Reflect the White Lotus The Order of the White Lotus represents the deepest theme of the franchise: true strength comes from collaboration across nations. Alliance research and buffs could embody this by rewarding cooperation more meaningfully:     •    synergy bonuses for coordinated rallies     •    defensive boosts when multiple alliance members unite     •    alliance-wide training or meditation effects that increase stats This transforms alliances into something more like the White Lotus — diverse, unified, purpose-driven. 3. Introduce Canon-Consistent Diplomacy Tools The Avatar world is shaped by treaties, councils, and negotiations. Aang ends the Hundred-Year War through diplomacy, wisdom, and restraint, not scorched-earth tactics. Players need the same tools:     •    non-aggression pacts     •    alliance treaties     •    formal war declarations     •    reputation systems (e.g., “Honourable,” “Aggressive,” “Disharmonious”) This gives the world political depth that mirrors the show’s worldbuilding. 4. Add Alliance-Centered Quests Inspired by Avatar Themes Instead of purely power-based events, include events whose mechanics reflect Avatar’s ethos: Examples     •    “Restore Balance” Events: Alliances must protect weaker ones from a powerful rogue faction (NPC or PC).     •    “Harmony Missions”: Multiple alliances cooperate to quell disturbances or elemental imbalances.     •    “Spirit World Calamity”: Requires alliances to collaborate rather than compete. These events create emotional and strategic arcs that feel true to Avatar storytelling. 5. Align Power With Responsibility — Not Impulse In Avatar, benders train for years to master their discipline. Mastery brings responsibility, not license. Right now, high-power players can burn half a server out of boredom. This is antithetical to the franchise’s philosophy and destabilises servers. Mechanics can encourage high-power players to take on guardian roles rather than bully roles:     •    optional “Protector of Balance” titles     •    bonuses for defending weaker alliances     •    reputation increases for honorable conduct This channels strong players into archetypes more aligned with Avatar’s moral universe — Iroh, Aang, Katara — rather than Ozai. 6. Why This Matters for the Game’s Success A game set in the Avatar universe should feel like Avatar — not a generic war-strategy sandbox. When mechanics support the series’ ethical foundations:     •    players feel more emotionally invested     •    alliances become meaningful communities     •    retention increases dramatically     •    high spenders gain a richer, more respected role     •    the world becomes a coherent narrative experience, not a chaotic arena The Avatar IP is beloved because of its moral depth. By embedding those values into gameplay, Realms Collide can differentiate itself from other strategy games and build a more loyal, passionate playerbase. Conclusion These proposals strengthen alliance play, improve long-term server stability, and most importantly, align the game with the heart of the Avatar universe: balance, harmony, community, and the responsible use of power.

I just joined and about 10 people asked me to join their discord and just spammed messages to me to do that games good overall, but that’s the most annoying part of it tell them so they can fire me, but they’re not even in my alliance so annoying