Immortals Fenyx Rising

IGN

Cam Shea·Nov 30, 2020

Critic70/100

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With a gorgeous mythological world to fight through and explore, it's a shame Immortals' puzzles are so unremarkable.

GameSpot

Suriel Vazquez·Nov 30, 2020

Critic70/100

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It mostly relies on borrowed ideas, but when its snarky tone isn't getting in the way, Immortals Fenyx Rising is a solid open-world adventure.

Polygon

Tyler Colp·Nov 30, 2020

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Ubisoft’s open-world game starts out with limitations. But then it becomes every other open-world game

Eurogamer

Christian Donlan·Nov 30, 2020

Critic75/100

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The cubes are probably my favourite thing about Immortals Fenyx Rising. The floating cubes. Huge cubes, taller than me,…

Kotaku

Zack Zwiezen·Nov 30, 2020

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Immortals: Fenyx Rising isn’t the game I was expecting. I was prepared for a big Ubisoft open-world action game filled with colorful vistas, Greek gods,

PC Gamer

Andy Kelly·Nov 30, 2020

Critic72/100

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The gods are in trouble and it's up to Fenyx, a puny mortal, to save them.

Game Informer

Brian Shea·Nov 30, 2020

Critic90/100

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Immortals Fenyx Rising draws inspiration from movies and other games to create a unique and exciting mythological journey worth embarking on.

Push Square

Liam Croft·Nov 30, 2020

Critic70/100

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While Immortals Fenyx Rising may not have too many ideas to call its own, Ubisoft has created a successful amalgamation worth checking out. Simplistic but enjoyable combat provides the basis for a stunning world full of explorative opportunities and a humorous narrative that'll have you chuckling once or twice. Just don't let anyone know what the cause was. Puzzles are definitely a source of frustration, but if you can look past them, Immortals Fenyx Rising provides a formulaic but entertaining experience.

Pure Xbox

PJ O'Reilly·Nov 30, 2020

Critic80/100

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Immortals Fenyx Rising undoubtedly owes a huge debt to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, borrowing wholesale as it does from its core gameplay mechanics and narrative structure. However, what Ubisoft Quebec has come up with here also adds enough of its own spin on proceedings, with a strong personality and sense of humour sat alongside some brilliantly designed puzzles, flashy, satisfying combat and a huge world full of secrets, treasures and Ancient Greek mythology to discover. It may falter slightly in the final stretch by wrestling away player freedom and funnelling you through its overly long endgame, but this is still a hugely entertaining, technically impressive Ancient Greek romp that's well worth experiencing.

Rock Paper Shotgun

Alice Bell·Nov 30, 2020

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Ubisoft's epic new action adventure is a fun, family-friendly game that can get grindy, but is still here to save your Christmas. Read the full review here.