Play Avatar : The Last Airbender Online

So, the GBA version of Avatar: The Last Airbender is actually pretty different from the console ones—it’s more of a top-down action-adventure thing. You start off just as Aang, running around investigating why Waterbenders keep vanishing, but before long Katara and Sokka join up, and you can swap between them on the fly. Each has their own moves: Aang’s got this ridiculous high jump, Sokka chucks his boomerang at switches, and Katara can freeze water to make bridges. It’s weirdly satisfying to figure out who to use where.

Combat’s simple but fun—you’re mostly whacking Fire Nation goons while dodging traps—but the real challenge comes from the puzzles. Pushing blocks, timing jumps, that kind of thing. The stamina meter keeps you from spamming moves, which adds just enough tension without being annoying. Honestly, it’s a solid little adaptation if you’re into the show and don’t mind the GBA’s chunky graphics.