Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance delisted from Steam in December 2026
GameMill Entertainment said its licensing agreement has concluded, but owners will keep the game in their libraries and it stays playable.
GameMill Entertainment announced that Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance will be removed from sale on Steam at the end of December 2026, after its licensing agreement concluded. The notice was posted on the game's Steam page, as noted by screenrant.com.
The delisting affects new purchases only. Players who already own Quest for Balance will keep it in their library, and the game will remain fully playable after it leaves the store.
Bamtang Games developed Quest for Balance, which GameMill Entertainment published in 2023. The title is a puzzle-based game spread across 18 chapters, with one-to-two-player action featuring nine characters from the series, and takes roughly 10 hours to complete.
On Steam, Quest for Balance currently holds a "mostly negative" review rating.
Avatar franchise activity continues elsewhere
The removal comes as other parts of the Avatar franchise move forward. Avatar: Seven Havens released its Book One on October 9 of this year, and Paramount ordered three more seasons of the series after its first season. The original Avatar: The Last Airbender began in 2005.
Quick answers
When will Avatar: The Last Airbender - Quest for Balance be removed from Steam?
At the end of December 2026, according to GameMill Entertainment's notice on the game's Steam page.
Can I still play Quest for Balance after it is delisted?
Yes. Players who already own the game keep it in their library and it remains fully playable.
Who developed Quest for Balance?
Bamtang Games developed the game, and GameMill Entertainment published it.