And first, DLC A New God was launched.
If you’ve been curious about Ubisoft’s Greek mythology-inspired open-world adventure Immortals: Fenyx Rising, but not quite curious enough to make a purchase, you might be interested to see a demo that fits on Xbox, PlayStation , Switch, Stages has been released. , and computer.
Those downloading the demo can sample Fenyx Rising’s lively mix of combat, enigmatic and open-world exploration as part of a quest to discover the secret of the cyclops in an island group built specifically for the occasion.
You may find that you’ve enough to track down the full game, though Eurogamer’s Christian Donlan was not entirely convinced by the experience when he reviewed it last year. He reckons it’s pleasant enough on a moment-by-moment basis, but never establishes enough of his own personality to rise above Ubisoft’s well-known design.
Immortals Fenyx Rising demo trailer.
‘Accuse the paradoxically thrifty, endless rebuilding way the publisher makes all his big, expansive, generous games,’ he wrote, ‘but Immortals never really finds his own voice until the end. It’s a skilled, lovingly crafted product, but it’s unmistakably a product, and the best games in this genre all feel like real adventures. ‘
However, those who have enjoyed Fenyx Rising can play a little more from today onwards via the newly released A New God DLC. In doing so, Fenyx explores Olympos Palace in an attempt to overcome the trials of the Olympians and claim a place in the inner circle of the Greek pantheon.
Immortals Fenyx Rising: A New God launch trailer.
A New God is the first of three extensions to launch included with Immortals: Fenyx Rising’s £ 34 season pass, but is also available as a standalone purchase.