Immortals Fenyx Rising

 PlayStation 4
Metascore
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  1. Malditos Nerds
    Dec 17, 2020
    90
    Immortals Fenyx Rising is one of the best adventures of the year, with one of the most beautiful and spectacular open worlds of the last decade, earning a place on the podium of the genre. The exploration is organic, the map is packed with activities to do, the skill tree is vast and truly useful, and the combat is some of the best I've seen in the genre.
  2. Siliconera
    Dec 2, 2020
    90
    Immortals Fenyx Rising probably has more playstyle customizations than any other Ubisoft game.
  3. Metro GameCentral
    Dec 1, 2020
    80
    It’s hard to know which is more impressive here, the complete lack of shame in how much Ubisoft copies Zelda: Breath Of The Wild or the fact that Immortals suffers the comparison so impressively well.

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  2. Mixed: 28 out of 170
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  1. Snoopdogfili
    Dec 4, 2020
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click full review link to view. COOL! ОТличная игра всем советую. Хорошая графика прекрасный геймплей и боевка тоже радует кто то говорит что эта игра похожа на зельду и это плохо но мне кажется это наооборот хорошо . зельда с боевкой от асасина что может быть лучше)… Full Review »
  2. Hurrikhan
    Dec 6, 2020
    3
    Where do I begin?

    It's a mix between Assassin's Creed and Zelda Call of the Wild. The thing is, AC isn't a platformer. The controls are    Where do I begin?

    It's a mix between Assassin's Creed and Zelda Call of the Wild.
    The thing is, AC isn't a platformer. The controls are awfully not adapted for this.

    Except many death-by-control : failed double-jump (so many), character catching a wall instead of walking, character falling instead of catching a ledge, ... They sometimes feel sluggish compared to the precision required for a platformer.
    On another hand, combat feels like AC but without any kind of punch. It's also very easy (if a chore).

    The "puzzles" aren't : it's basic, ridiculously easy to understand but sometimes tricky to do given the controls but that's it. I dread having to waste more time with that crap.

    The world is big and colorful, but empty : the tasks/quests are repetitive and uninspired. Do the same easy task for the nth time and get basically two cents for it. Do it a few more time and you can get some marginal improvement of your character.

    A few minutes after the start of the game, I wanted to shut-up the "storytelling". I understand they are meant to be humorous. They are not. I'm not sure they are even fit for a 12 year old : childish sex allusions, fart-level jokes and other witless attempts at being amusing. Couldn't they find dialogs with a bit more variety and imagination? Maybe hire a professional with a sense of humor for a start?

    There is also some NPC that stays at your "camp". It is always suggesting to spend money in the shop. I've tried to kill it : no way.
    Cutting the voices is an improvement.

    As for the characters look weird. For some reason the male hero has a kind of softness in his face, his eyes remind me of a maiden in love, he is girly. I want to punch him every time.
    If I could I'd erase his eyes, nose, mouth : make it a blank empty face. It would feel way better.

    This game feels aimed at a younger audience. Given the void of real content and that constant suggestion to buy from the shop, I don't think it's even appropriate.

    In a nutshell : it's garbage. Given the time, there are way better games to chose from.

    If you have read this and still buy the game, don't complain.    … Full Review »
  3. DozenFrozen
    Dec 6, 2020
    9
    A delightful game with a dead world. Well, or rather, not quite dead - there are mobs there. But there are no living interlocutors. There areA delightful game with a dead world. Well, or rather, not quite dead - there are mobs there. But there are no living interlocutors. There are no settlements and megalopolises, but you forget about this when traveling across the vast world.
    Great puzzles, a good combat system and a HUGE THANKS - no crafting! You just collect a few basic resources and enjoy the game.
    As for Zelda - you can compare, but for me Zelda is too elaborate - you get tired of breaking weapons and ending arrows. Fenyx is simpler. More casual. And this is good!
    If you liked Assassin - Odyssey, then feel free to play!    … Full Review »
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