Zeverland vs Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

• Perspective: First-Person
• Multiplayer: Massively Multiplayer Online (PvPvE)
• Setting: Immediate Post-Apocalypse (Meteor Spores)
• Platforms: PC, iOS, Android
• Early Access Release: 2025-10-24
• Unique Feature: A persistent online survival sandbox where players can fully customize vehicles into mobile bases, and optionally choose to play as a powerful, leveling zombie.

• Perspective: 2D
• Platforms: PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2
• IP Basis: Avatar: The Last Airbender & The Legend of Korra
• Online: Rollback Netcode, Full Cross-Play
• Release Window: Summer 2026
• Unique Feature: A competitive 1v1 2D fighter with a hand-drawn art style, a unique 'Flow System' for movement, and a 'Support Character' assist mechanic.

• Support Characters: A key gameplay mechanic where players select a non-playable character (like Mai, Appa, or Naga) to act as an 'assist'. This character can be called in during a match to perform a special move, but they are not fully playable fighters.
  Varies (Human, Animal)

• Playable Characters: The game will launch with 12 characters, with more to be added via a seasonal model. Unlocking these characters will be a primary goal.
• Gallery Mode Content: Art, music, and other media unlocked by playing through the game's various modes.

• Zombies
• Survival
• MMO
• Post-Apocalyptic
• Base Building
• Crafting
• Emergent Gameplay

• Fighting
• 2D Fighter
• Martial Arts
• Elemental Powers
• Anime
• Competitive

• Improvised Melee Weapons: Varies (Knives, Bats, Axes)
  Melee weapons are crafted from scavenged materials like deer bones, wood, and nails. Examples include the spiked baseball bat and the GPU-mounted toilet brush battleaxe.
• Improvised Ranged Weapons: Ranged
  Weapons crafted from everyday objects, such as a pen and stick combined to make a knockout arrow (with soroform/chloroform), or a javelin.
• Vehicle Weapons: Mounted
  Weapons and armor can be mounted onto vehicles, transforming them into mobile, defensive fortresses.

• Elemental Bending: Varies by character
  The primary form of 'weaponry' in the game. Characters like Aang, Korra, Katara, Toph, Zuko, and Azula use their respective bending arts (Air, Water, Earth, Fire) to create their movesets.
• Traditional Weapons: Varies by character
  Non-benders like Sokka use their signature weapons, such as his boomerang, while some benders like Zuko also incorporate their dual swords into their combat style.

Progression is based on a full RPG stats and leveling system. Players earn perk points for bonuses like extra carry capacity or reduced injury chance. The system is designed around core skills (e.g., Agility, Construction, Cooking, Lockpicking) that improve through repeated use ('practice makes perfect').

This is a fighting game with no traditional RPG progression. Player skill is based on mastering character movesets, the 'Flow System' for movement, and the strategic use of Support Characters. The game also features Combo Trials to help players learn.

The game features a massive, 600+ square kilometer procedurally generated sandbox map (up to 24x24 km) with diverse environments, including towns, villages, coasts, and mountains. The world is persistent and shared by hundreds, possibly thousands, of players.

• The Survivor: Playable Protagonist
  The customizable protagonist. Their base stats and starting gear are determined by their chosen occupation (e.g., Doctor, Thief, Firefighter).
• The Zed: Playable Antagonist
  Players can choose to embrace the infection and continue playing as a powerful, leveling zombie, capable of consuming other Zeds and acquiring new limbs from corpses.

• Aang: Playable Character
  The Avatar from The Last Airbender. He can use airbending and enter the powerful Avatar State.
• Korra: Playable Character
  The Avatar from The Legend of Korra. She can wield all four elements and enter the Avatar State.
• Katara: Playable Character
  A master waterbender from The Last Airbender, expected to have a flowing, dance-like moveset.
• Toph Beifong: Playable Character
  A master earthbender from The Last Airbender, theorized to be a defensive 'charge' character.
• Zuko: Playable Character
  The firebending prince from The Last Airbender, who can also fight with his dual swords as the Blue Spirit.
• Sokka: Playable Character
  A non-bender from The Last Airbender, expected to be a 'zoner' who uses his boomerang to control space.
• Azula: Playable Character
  A firebending prodigy and princess of the Fire Nation, expected to be an aggressive rushdown character.

• Rebuild Civilization Arcs
  The main end-game objective, requiring large-scale cooperation to achieve monumental feats like finding a vaccine, building an escape rocket, or erecting an unclimable tower to restart civilization.
• Survival Loop
  The core objective of the game: to survive the day-to-day by managing complex status effects, fortifying a shelter, and sustainably farming resources.

• Single-Player Campaign
  A dedicated story mode featuring a brand-new, original narrative set within the Avatar universe.
• Arcade Mode
  A classic fighting game mode where players fight through a series of opponents to see their chosen character's ending.
• Online Versus
  Competitive and casual multiplayer modes where players can test their skills against others globally in 1v1 battles.

The game is a persistent online MMO Sandbox where hundreds of players share a single world. It features both Online PvP (allowed but not explicitly encouraged) and PvE against massive Zed hordes. The core social structure relies on players forming teams and sharing shelters.

• Q: What is Zeverland?
  A: Zeverland is an upcoming MMO survival crafting game set at the start of a zombie apocalypse. It is known for its highly creative crafting system and the unique option to play as a leveling zombie.
• Q: Is it a single-player or multiplayer game?
  A: It is a Massively Multiplayer Online (MMO) game where hundreds of players share a persistent world. Conflict is PvPvE, meaning players fight each other and the hordes of Zeds.
• Q: What is the 'Embrace the Infection' mechanic?
  A: It's an innovative twist where if a player dies, they can choose to respawn as a powerful, leveling zombie. As a Zed, they no longer have human needs but hunt other players and Zeds, and can enhance their power by acquiring new limbs from corpses.
• Q: Is the world always the same?
  A: No. The world features a 600+ km² procedural map with dynamic weather and a 30-day phase structure that reshapes the world between long playthroughs, ensuring variety.

• Q: What is Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game?
  A: It is a fast-paced, 1v1 2D fighting game set in the Avatar universe, featuring characters from both The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra. It has a hand-drawn art style and is being developed by veterans of the fighting game genre.
• Q: Is it a tag-team fighter like Marvel vs. Capcom?
  A: No, it is a 1v1 fighter. However, it does have a 'Support Character' system where you can call in an assist, similar to the striker system in The King of Fighters.
• Q: Will the game have good online multiplayer?
  A: Yes, the developers have confirmed it will have 'Best in Class' rollback netcode and full cross-platform play, which are the gold standards for modern competitive fighting games.
• Q: How many characters will be in the game?
  A: The game will launch with a roster of 12 playable characters. More characters will be added over time through a seasonal release model.

• OFFICIAL PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS for the Pre-Alpha stage. The final requirements may be higher, though the developers aim for optimization.
• Laptop Performance Note: Laptop performance will be heavily reliant on cooling and TGP. The large, persistent, and highly interactive world demands a robust CPU and high RAM.
• Laptop Consideration: G P U T G P: Maximum TGP for the laptop's GPU is essential to handle the massive 600+ km² map and dynamic environment.
• Laptop Consideration: Cooling Thermals: The game's complex simulation, high entity count, and procedural map generation will require a laptop with a cutting-edge cooling solution.
• Laptop Consideration: C P U Power Limits: A powerful multi-core mobile CPU will be critical for handling the procedural world and large number of AI zombies without bottlenecks.
• Laptop Consideration: M U X Switch Optimus: A MUX switch or NVIDIA Advanced Optimus is a critical feature for reducing latency and ensuring the best possible performance in a fast-paced FPS.
• Game Name: Zeverland

• OFFICIAL PC SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS from the game's Steam page. These specifications are for a 2D fighting game and are relatively modest.
• Laptop Performance Note: Laptop performance should be excellent on most modern hardware. For a competitive fighting game, maintaining a flawless, locked 60 FPS is absolutely critical.
• Laptop Consideration: G P U T G P: Not a critical factor for this title, as it is not graphically intensive.
• Laptop Consideration: Cooling Thermals: The game is not demanding enough to stress modern cooling systems, but good thermals are always beneficial for system health.
• Laptop Consideration: C P U Power Limits: Any modern mobile CPU will handle the game with ease.
• Laptop Consideration: M U X Switch Optimus: A MUX switch or NVIDIA Advanced Optimus is a critical feature for reducing latency, which is paramount in a competitive fighting game where every frame counts.
• Game Name: Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game

• G P U T G P: Maximum TGP for the laptop's GPU is essential to handle the massive 600+ km² map and dynamic environment.
• Cooling Thermals: The game's complex simulation, high entity count, and procedural map generation will require a laptop with a cutting-edge cooling solution.
• C P U Power Limits: A powerful multi-core mobile CPU will be critical for handling the procedural world and large number of AI zombies without bottlenecks.
• M U X Switch Optimus: A MUX switch or NVIDIA Advanced Optimus is a critical feature for reducing latency and ensuring the best possible performance in a fast-paced FPS.

• G P U T G P: Not a critical factor for this title, as it is not graphically intensive.
• Cooling Thermals: The game is not demanding enough to stress modern cooling systems, but good thermals are always beneficial for system health.
• C P U Power Limits: Any modern mobile CPU will handle the game with ease.
• M U X Switch Optimus: A MUX switch or NVIDIA Advanced Optimus is a critical feature for reducing latency, which is paramount in a competitive fighting game where every frame counts.