Immortals Fenyx Rising

1. Gamingking007

   Dec 4, 2020

   10

   I love this! What a nice surprise ! It’s not revolutionary but it’s so much fun . I even preferred it to assassins creed Valhalla , that feltI love this! What a nice surprise ! It’s not revolutionary but it’s so much fun . I even preferred it to assassins creed Valhalla , that felt like odyssey with a new coat of paint . The puzzles aren’t particularly difficult but that’s why I love it . I’m playing an RPG not a puZzle game. The characters are fun, story is really enjoyable too ,the levelling up system is pretty cool and the graphics are simply stunning . Loved the game ! Thanks Ubisoft!… Expand

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2. XSydburn04

   Dec 13, 2020

   10

   This game is very underrated. Sure it borrowed visual and game mechanics from Breath of the Wild but people should also know that this game isThis game is very underrated. Sure it borrowed visual and game mechanics from Breath of the Wild but people should also know that this game is quite a gem to play. The graphic's AMAZING, music's FANTASTIC and the gameplay's ADDICTIVE! This is clearly one of my top 3 games this year. A must play!… Expand

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4. scriabin

   Jan 1, 2021

   10

   Immortals Fenyx Rising is hands down the most pure, joyful FUN I have had with a video game in 2020, and maybe 2019 as well. Don’t get meImmortals Fenyx Rising is hands down the most pure, joyful FUN I have had with a video game in 2020, and maybe 2019 as well. Don’t get me wrong, I’ve played some great games in that span—some with tighter combat mechanics or a better story or deeper characters—but none that was more fun.
   
   It’s Breath of the Wild meets Greek myth with an Aesthetic inspired by Studio Gibli and emotional undertones of an animated Disney film. The game is absolutely gorgeous. This is the kind of game where you want to walk/fly around just to feast your eyes. The music is, for the most part, pretty great too. It’s a joy just to be in this world, full monsters and myths and challenges and puzzles (so many puzzles—seriously, this game is a real puzzler). And after the prologue, it’s fully open, meaning you can play any way you want to. If you love the arrow challenges and fresco puzzles but hate the constellation puzzles, you can usually do what you like and skip what you don’t. What the world lacks up in size it makes up in density: around just about every corner is puzzle hiding some kind of reward, and you can engage that puzzle or not, for as long as you want. Or you can just go fight some monsters, or climb a mountain, fight an optional boss, collect power-up items and gear to strengthen your character, learn new godly powers… and maybe at some point proceed with the story.
   
   The story is not the game’s strong point, and I don’t think it’s meant to be. After the prologue, I played for about 20 hours just exploring and having fun before I finally got back to the next main story quest. And I took lots of breaks from the main story after that too. I can’t help but feel that the game is meant to be paced this way. I played 70 hours total and finished with dozens of vaults and challenges still left incomplete. If you’re just rushing through the main story, you’re missing the game, IMHO.
   
   Not that the main story is bad, exactly: Typhon, a Titan, is trying to take down the Greek Gods and you, the unlikely hero Fenyx, need to help restore some of them to power. It’s all kind of goofy and silly, sometimes genuinely funny, sometimes kind of cringey. The Gods themselves are larger than life, often oafish, and the game really emphasizes the way they all function as an extremely dysfunctional family. Fenyx, meanwhile, has a heart of gold. The occasional moment of mean-spirited humor aside, the story overall has the kind of relentless emotional earnestness that makes Disney movies a household name. Immortals Fenyx Rising lite fare as stories and characters go … but lite fare enables the overall tone of light-heartedness that pervades the game and adds to its joy.
   
   There was only one big letdown for me, and that was the game’s final five hours or so. The game teases you with what looks like a giant mountain area that you can’t access until later on. Because the rest of the game was constituted by such excellent open world design, it’s easy to assume this final area will be a similar garden of treasures. Not so. It turns out the final area is a linear path with only one “right” way to go, and several mandatory puzzles. It has secrets and off-shoots along the way, but at the end of the day, there is only one way to climb that mountain. This marks a radical shift in game design that feels like a betrayal of everything that came before. Slogging up that mountain was not super-fun, and made the final vault, with its final round of mandatory puzzles, feel like more of a grind than it would have otherwise.
   
   But the frustration of the linear endgame ultimately was not enough to tarnish the joy that this game brought me. I LOVED Immortals Fenyx Rising. Getting to sink into this world for a week after all the hardships of 2020 seriously felt like therapy for me. Like, I’m a better, happier person because of this game. And that is not something I say often. Thank you, Ubisoft, for giving us this gem.… Expand

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5. barberpolecatt

   Dec 14, 2020

   9

   There's no denying that the game's artistic style and mechanics are borrowed from places familiar to many, but there's no denying the game'sThere's no denying that the game's artistic style and mechanics are borrowed from places familiar to many, but there's no denying the game's originality in so many other areas. It's refreshing to play an open world hack-and slash with such a light hearted comedic approach. I am consistently surprised with how gorgeous this game is, in-game cutscenes have great fidelity and the character models look great in a kind of "Clone Wars" kind of way. It's also one of the smoothest running Ubisoft games I've experienced so far, with not a single bug or frame drop! Have Ubisoft hit their stride once more?… Expand

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6. Galazar

   Dec 28, 2020

   9

   This game is so much better than a lot of the reviews made out, yeah its very zelda like but that's the fun. Finally a zelda clone forThis game is so much better than a lot of the reviews made out, yeah its very zelda like but that's the fun. Finally a zelda clone for playstation, genuinely do not pass this game up. Great fun.… Expand

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7. Wrenchy

   Dec 22, 2020

   8

   e importante che giochi del genere esistano , immortal fenix rising e uno di quei giochi che sanno portare una ventata di aria fresca in une importante che giochi del genere esistano , immortal fenix rising e uno di quei giochi che sanno portare una ventata di aria fresca in un momento in cui l'unico gioco importante e cyberpunk 2077
   che e un titolo abbastanza impegnativo , Immortal sa creare uno spazio di ''ricreazione '' , apprezzo la satira mai stancante e il combact sistem mi diverte davvero tanto , sto giocando a mod difficile ed e la mia prima run .… Expand

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8. Cmpfcf

   Dec 28, 2020

   0

   O jogo e bonzinho o problama mesmo e que é copia de breath of the wild e genshin impact ou seja, sem criatividade

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