In James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game for PSP, you play as a newly recruited soldier of the RDA (Resources Development Administration), the human organization mining the alien moon Pandora for valuable resources like unobtanium.

Set as a prequel to the 2009 Avatar film, the story follows your character as they join the RDA military force and are quickly pulled into the conflict between the RDA and the native Na’vi, Pandora’s blue-skinned, nature-connected inhabitants. Early on, you’re given control of a human-avatar hybrid body, allowing you to explore Pandora’s wild terrain from both a human and Na’vi perspective.

Throughout the campaign, you must choose between siding with the RDA, using military power and technology to conquer Pandora, or joining the Na’vi, defending their land and way of life with nature-based tactics and spiritual strength.

This branching storyline leads to two different paths and endings, depending on which side you fight for. Each side has unique missions, abilities, and moral implications, making your decisions key to how the story plays out.