Avatar Legends gets a front-row seat in latest patch

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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Patch 3.0 adds 16-player open lobbies with spectating, an Ozai rework, and Story Mode changes. Avatar Legends gets a front-row seat in latest patch ⓘ paramountgames.com Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Patch 3.0 adds 16-player open lobbies with spectating, an Ozai rework, and Story Mode changes.

Darryl Linington , Published 10/13/2026 Anime / Manga Console Game Releases Gaming Launch Handheld Gameplay Group International and publisher PM Studios released Patch 3.0 for Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game on October 7. The update adds open lobbies with spectating and reworks Ozai.

It reached Steam, PlayStation 5, and Xbox first, with the Nintendo Switch update to follow. Hosts choose a 60-second or infinite round timer and a win limit from first-to-1 through first-to-10 or allow infinite rematches.

Here is what is new in the update. Open lobbies and spectating Private Lobbies are now Open Lobbies that host 2 to 16 players, set to public or invite-only. Hosts create game sessions for others to join, and joining a full session lets you spectate with rewind and fast-forward controls.