Normal progression
Use Story if you want the intended sequence of fights and narrative progression. Keep a note of the exact stage number when you get stuck.
Story route · public walkthroughs · sources reviewed July 28, 2026
Short answer: Story Mode is part of the current game and already has several public full-run videos. A current community unlock guide frames its menu code as an alternative to finishing Story first, but no exact regular chapter requirement is claimed here.

Use Story if you want the intended sequence of fights and narrative progression. Keep a note of the exact stage number when you get stuck.
If your only task is unlocking Avatar Aang and Nightmare Korra, the separate community-reported shortcut may be faster and is version-sensitive.
Open unlock guide →A current Steam guide recommends a repeated jumping-heavy approach against the “perma phoenix Sozin” encounter.
Open focused guide →These are visual or community study references, not proof that every step, reward, unlock condition, or shortcut is identical in every current build. No exact regular Story chapter requirement is claimed.
The current linked sources confirm full runs and one focused 13-1 player guide, but this site does not yet list every stage title, objective, opponent, reward, and checkpoint. New stage pages should be added only with a direct source and version label.
Yes. Story is included in the current official store mode list.
The current community unlock guide frames its menu shortcut as an alternative to completing Story first. IGN also demonstrates the shortcut; neither source supplies an exact regular chapter requirement.
Not yet. The current public full-run videos are linked as visual references, but this page does not publish an unverified text stage list.
Open the dedicated “The Titanic Duel” page for the current player-reported jumping-heavy method and its limits.
Use the focused 13-1 method if that is your blocker; otherwise continue with unlock or beginner practice.