IMMORTALS FENYX RISING REVIEWS FULL

Game Play: Immortals Fenyx Rising is an open world action adventure game – and yes, it very closely resembles the hugely successful Nintendo Switch game, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Naturally, Fenyx is gifted with (and has to find) mystical weapons and armor that grant the needed abilities to liberate the Golden Isle and end the dark threat of Typhon.

IMMORTALS FENYX RISING REVIEWS FULL

Fenyx encounters Hermes, messenger of the Immortals, who sets Fenyx on an epic quest to free the mortals on the island that have been turned to stone, restore the Immortals to their full power, and ultimately confront Typhon again before he reshapes reality in his image. Enter Fenyx, a Greek soldier, untested by battle, who washes up on the Golden Isle only to realize that the myths of the Immortals – and the fantastic beasts like minotaurs, gorgons, and gryphons – are actually real.

The duo shape most of the game’s lighthearted tone by co-narrating the entire experience with some cleverly written banter. If the Mortal fails, Prometheus agrees to join Zeus in confronting Typhon themselves. Still chained to a rock, as Zeus’ punishment for gifting Mortals with fire, Prometheus enters a wager instead of outright assisting Zeus: If a Mortal can defeat Typhon, Zeus has to let Prometheus go. Zeus manages to escape total defeat and turns to the only Immortal not confronted by Typhon, Prometheus. Narrative: The premise for Immortals is that Typhon, one of the Titans that was once imprisoned by Zeus, escapes his prison and pretty much defeats the Gods, or Immortals. Instead of playing two ancient Greek titles back to back, I chose to play and finish Valhalla first, and having completed it, I eagerly turned to Immortals. Don’t let the lighthearted tone and gorgeous art style mislead you Immortals is a fantastic and challenging action adventure game. Whereas Odyssey cleverly weaves Greek mythology into its historic fiction, Immortals fully embraces it. Coming off the high of playing Assassin’s Creed: Odyssey, I was excited for not one but two more major releases from Ubisoft: Assassin’s Creed Valhalla and Immortals Fenyx Rising.

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