
Immortals Fenyx Rising brings grand mythological adventure to life. Play as Fenyx on a quest to save the Greek gods.
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"Can we get Breath of the Wild?" "We have Breath of the Wild at home." Breath of the Wild at home:
If you are a person that wants to 100% every game, DO NOT PLAY FENYX RISING because the "A New God" DLC might be the worst content I've ever played and is easily the most frustrating stuff Ubi ever created, with a clear 10/10 difficulty level. If you can skip that trap, the base game is a blatant copy of Breath of the Wild that actually beats it in every detail. You get permanent progression with a skill tree and meaningful weapons that do not shatter constantly, giving you actual motivation to explore. Instead of samey puzzle rooms, the world is packed with varied mini-challenges like musical memory games and arrow races. The running and horse-riding animations are lightyears beyond Zelda, and having multiple difficulty options is vastly superior to a rigid single-choice philosophy. The biggest flaw is the puzzle design. Puzzles often become frustratingly precise, time-critical platforming sections with sparse checkpoints. These spikes ignore your difficulty settings, meaning you can easily get story-blocked on easy mode. Talk about a real Achilles' heel in game design! Additionally, three of your five major powers must be bought with in-game currency. Because they lack proper introduction, you might spend ages assuming they unlock naturally, completely halting your own progress. Skip the first two DLCs entirely. The first is pure puzzle-based torture that earns a clear 0/100, and the second is a top-down hack-and-slash concept that clashes horribly with the core platforming mechanics. The third DLC, however, is a solid, traditional story chapter and the only extra content worth your money.
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Languages: English*, French*, Italian*, German*, Spanish - Spain*, Arabic, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese, Korean, Japanese*, Dutch, Polish +3 more
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Blahblahblah Ubisoft usual nonsense garbage, whatever. Publishers gonna do what they do. The GAME itself is great. Takes the concepts of BotW and just does them better, honestly. And lots of corny dad jokes, if that's your thing. (It's definitely mine.)
Immortals Fenyx Rising ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Una aventura fantástica llena de exploración, humor y combates muy divertidos. El mundo está repleto de secretos, desafíos, puzles y lugares inspirados en la mitología griega que hacen que siempre haya algo nuevo por descubrir. La libertad para explorar y el sistema de progresión mantienen la experiencia entretenida durante muchas horas. El combate es dinámico, con una gran variedad de habilidades y poderes que permiten enfrentarse a enemigos y jefes espectaculares de muchas formas diferentes. Los gráficos son coloridos, la banda sonora acompaña perfectamente la aventura y el tono humorístico le da una personalidad única. Si te gustan los juegos de acción y mundo abierto con mucha exploración y una ambientación fantástica, Immortals Fenyx Rising es una experiencia que vale totalmente la pena. ¡100% recomendado!
this game is one of the most boring and bland geek myth based game ever, it feels like its trying to be breath of the wild and god of war combined, but its also ubisoft, so that means it sucks. I am not joking when i say this is the only game i have ever returned on steam, if you gonna buy it get it on a deep sale
Lots of meaningless busywork disguised as content. This game is incredibly grindy and progression is poor. Combine that with the greedy in-game store (for a single player game) and the atrocious Ubisoft launcher, and suffice to say, it's a pass for me.
After all these year, boot up the game and it still freezes after 5-10 seconds... In short, do not waste your money or time on a game that never got the patched or fixed. Highly disappointed...
Game doesn't work more than half the time, and crashes while playing the other half.
A very boring game. Requires tons of files management to make it stop studder using windows tricks otherwise it just studder constantly. big map that is invisible until you finish a specific task making you walk in darkness. some challanges are impossible without specific abilities that you get later, but the game dont let you know. gathering resources is boring and the game is very stingy. complete 20 minutes hard gameplay? one zeus coin, you need 6. the game don't care about your time, the only good thing about this game is that at many times it is easy and easy games are a bit more fun. Skipable story which is good. music is totaly terrible, i had to shut it down. Also constant talking about boring things from characters you cannot even see I had to shut it down also. overall I didn't have fun at all.
Fenyx is rather like Legend Of Zelda. It's surprisingly challenging at times, the vaults in particular have no save function and the checkpoints can be frustratingly far apart. I have had a crash about every 8 hrs play which while not bad isn't great, either. The world is HUGE big and peppered with tons of encounters and dungeon type things. The ridable mount things are cool but not terribly necessary to use. Hooks to get you to buy DLC are annoyingly over-common. It has a lonely component as it's just you and the gods, at least as far as I'm into it, about 15%, no human npcs are in a state to interact with. It's colorful, lovely, nice effects, soft appropriate music. In short, it looks like a casual game but periodically opens a can of whup-ass on your sorry butt.
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