Ubisoft invites players to new challenges. Immortals Fenyx Rising has received a first story expansion and are able to try out the beta version of the game. The title received two new trailers.
Immortals Fenyx Rising is one of last year’s surprises. The developers previously responsible for Assasin’s Creed Oddyssey present a colorful story set in ancient Greece, where mythical creatures abound. The match was well received by many players and journalists, with a score of 79%.Check out our review).
yesterday We reported the trial versionAnd for now Ubisoft presented a trailer for the game’s story and featured the story DLC. In The New God expansion, players will play Fenyx and face the next trials of the Olympic Gods.
“During these experiences, Fenyx sharpens his divine powers and finds ways to gain more power. At the same time, she tries to gain a place in the gods’ inner circle.”
Immortals Fenyx Rising: A New God is already rated by many editorial offices (average 77%), whose reviewers praise the excellent level of puzzles, new powers, and repetitive, repetitive humor. According to reviews, the developers are meticulously continuing the leads from the basic version, although the repetitive gameplay makes it a bit boring at some point.
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