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Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
Features
- Wield the powers of the Gods like Achilles' Sword and Daidalos' Wings to battle powerful enemies and solve ancient puzzles
- Fight iconic mythological beasts like Cyclops and Medusa in dynamic combat in the air and on the ground
- Use your skills and diverse weapons, including self-guided arrows, Telekinesis, and more, for devastating damage
- Discover a stylized open world across seven unique regions, each inspired by the gods
Description
Immortals fenyx Rising brings grand mythological adventure to life. Play as fenyx, a new, Winged demigod, on a quest to save the greek gods. The fate of the world is at stake - you are the gods' Last hope.
Publication Date: December 3, 2020
Computer Platform: PlayStation 5
UPC: 887256112578 887256110345
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 5
Release date: December 3, 2020
Product Dimensions: 0.57 x 6.64 x 5.34 inches; 2.4 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English
Rated: Teen
Item model number: UBP30612282
Item Weight: 2.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Ubisoft
Date First Available: September 11, 2020
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Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
Lots of hours into this game Fenyx Rising, and still enjoying it very much. It's one of the best action adventure games I've played in awhile, but my only criticism is the story is all over the place with the missions. There's no real story to it, just quests to accomplish for different characters. At least so far. Unlocked most of the map but still have a lot more to discover. The map is giant, but the ability to glide is so much fun like Raziel in Soul Reaver PS1 PS2. I have to say the volcano pit puzzles set in outer space are challenging but really fun to solve and survive so far. Some very clever puzzles. What's great is it has me wondering but all the elements I need to solve it are right there in the area or nearby. If there's a puzzle that requires a special ability, the game tells you that too, and to return later. Fenyx Rising: Graphics: 8/10. In 4K 60 fps, really nice. Good scenery. Enemy variety and AI: 7/10. Could use more variations but still good. Puzzles: 10/10 These are fun, optional challenging puzzles most times. Game Options: 10/10. Tons of stuff you can adjust and change. Great!! Boss Fights: 8/10. Some challenging, but fun big boss fights. Weapon Combat: 9/10. Very fun combat and abilities with the axe, sword and bow and arrow. Lots of fun and powerful attacks for Fenyx. Character Customization: 7/10. You can change your new gear anytime you want, and even change your character's appearance at the main HQ. Open World: 9/10 Compact but giant landscape with nice variety and visuals. There's a perfect tempo to the day night cycle, a time of day adjust, and nice interaction from walking, swimming, going underwater, gliding, jumping, etc. Controls: 10/10. Everything I input the game does buttery smooth. RPG Elements: 9/10 Fun upgrades, armor, abilities and more to upgrade. Fun Factor: 10/10. This game is a joy to play. Originality: 6/10. It uses lots of other game ideas but it becomes a unique, fun experience in itself. Story: 6/10. Lots of Mythical history of the Greek gods but the story is all over the place so far as you go on quests to help other gods. Overall: 9/10. One of the best, most fun games I've played in years. I recommend Fenyx Rising for any fan of fun adventure games.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2021 by ThunderHawk
Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
Okay this game surprised me! I purchased it to hold me over while I wait for the new Diablo 4 Expansion. At first didn’t think I’d be so hooked! Turns out this game was created upon an assassin’s creed odyssey glitch and I can totally see it now! Many (newer) AC elements to be found here such as ability to climb surfaces and hills, cosmetic overlays on gears, fighting is impressive and buttons are easy to familiarize yourself with. (I just keep forgetting to hit O to enable gliding as from my demon hunter days (WoW) you just needed to double jump to glide, but I got use to it fairly quickly!) Check it out, lots of hours of fun in this little hidden gem of a game, I liked it so much I purchased the assassin’s creed Odyssey game to play after this one. Lots of fun side quests and areas of interest to explore which you wouldn’t get if you were actually flying so I’m glad it’s just gliding! Oh and you can even tame mounts! Only downsides I can think of it it’s bit of a grind to update gear and such, there will be days I can’t get any upgrades. I also always seem to be lacking on positions and am forced to run around collecting ingredients, also some dungeons can be so long to a point I don’t want to finish and end up leaving, losing all progress. (The dungeon parts are my least favorite though).
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by Emily
Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
The game is fine, but I started playing the ps4 edition "upgraded" to the ps5 edition, that I had borrowed from my public library. I liked it well enough that I decided to buy it instead of checking it out over and over. So I bought the ps5 edition because it's the same as the upgraded edition, right? Wrong. My ps5 didn't recognize them as the same game even though I had "upgraded" the one I started with. So my save on the machine/cloud didn't transfer and I had to download the save from ubisoft. (you have to manually upload saves to the ubisoft cloud. It doesn't do it automatically like ps+ does) But none of the trophies or anything transferred with it, even though I have only played it on my ps5. So in the end I am borrowing it from my library anyway, because I am not starting over since I've completed two areas so far. If I had known I wouldn't have bothered buying it even though it was only $15. I don't think I'll ever replay it, there isn't any branching storylines or anything. It's an ok action game, the mythology is great; I loved reading Greek mythology as a kid and so it's got some sweet nostalgia for me. Once you learn the moves fighting it isn't very hard, but I only have it on normal difficulty. Most of the difficulty comes from the platforming in the Tartaros sections (I hated the Athena's dash one. Ugh.) It's not very hard to spot places of interest with god vision, most places will twinkle or sparkle if you're high enough (morning is a good time to spot ambrosia). I wish you could mark the crystals though. You just have to keep an eye out for those as they won't make the controller vibrate. So if you have a ps5 both versions play and look the same, but the system does NOT consider them to be the same game, even installing and playing only on one system. Even though they say it's a free upgrade to the ps5 version, it isn't really. I don't know if that's just an ubisoft thing or a ps5 thing. This is the only game I have started with the ps4 disc version and tried to go to the ps5 disc version. Maybe it has something to do with the drm on the disc itself, I don't know. I couldn't find any answers online, apparently I am the first person to have this problem. (or I'm not using the right keywords to search)
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2022 by Kat S
Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
As a fan of action-adventure games, I was excited to try out Immortals Fenyx Rising for PlayStation 5. And I have to say, this game exceeded my expectations in every way! Firstly, the graphics and visuals in Immortals Fenyx Rising are absolutely breathtaking. The game features a vibrant and colorful open world inspired by Greek mythology, with stunning landscapes and intricate details. The character designs are also top-notch, with each mythical creature being distinct and memorable. But what really sets Immortals Fenyx Rising apart from other action-adventure games is its unique gameplay mechanics. The game combines elements of classic Zelda-style exploration with fast-paced combat and puzzle-solving, which creates a thrilling and engaging experience. The combat system is easy to pick up but difficult to master, which makes each battle feel challenging and rewarding. The game also features a compelling storyline that is sure to captivate players. You play as Fenyx, a winged demigod on a quest to save the Greek gods from the Titan Typhon. The story is well-written and full of humor, with a lighthearted tone that is perfect for the game's mythical setting. Another thing that I appreciate about Immortals Fenyx Rising is its replay value. The game features multiple side quests and activities, which makes it easy to sink dozens of hours into the game without getting bored. And with the addition of DLC content, there's always something new to discover even after completing the main storyline. Overall, I would highly recommend Immortals Fenyx Rising to any fan of action-adventure games or anyone looking for a mythical adventure. The game is beautiful, fun, and full of surprises, and is sure to provide hours of entertainment for gamers of all skill levels. So what are you waiting for? Embark on a heroic journey with Immortals Fenyx Rising for PlayStation 5!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2023 by Mister Blue Sky
Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
It's a really fun and unique game. I love it.
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by Brian Duey
Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
Considering this was the first game I ever purchased for PS5, "Immortals Fenyx Rising" was a delightful surprise that I ended up being unable to put down until I fully completed it. Take one part "Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild", add in some of the deeply-rooted appreciation for Greek mythology of the "God of War" series, and mix with the tongue-in-cheek humor of something like "Ratchet & Clank" and what you get is a shockingly engaging, absurdly funny adventure that goes out of its way to make sure you don't take it seriously. For as cheap as the game typically runs these days, I cant recommend it enough. Truly an underrated gem that shouldn't be missed!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2025 by Nick C.
Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
Yes, HATE is a strong word but that's exactly how I feel about this game. The only reason I gave this game 3-stars is because it's a highly polished product that some people are going to love. Not this guy though. So why do I HATE this game so much? It's because Immortals Fenyx Rising is one of the most frustrating, aggravating, infuriating, and annoying games I've EVER played-wrapped up in a candy-coated, kid-friendly exterior. Fenyx is EASILY the worst experience I've had on any console all year. Hands down. Bar none. And I've played a lot. First of all, the good. I would say the graphics are outstanding, but that only applies to the game world. The characters themselves are pretty rough if you ask me. I played as the male Fenyx (Should've chosen the female) and by the end of the game I hated his stupid ps2-looking face. World traversal is also good, Fenyx has a pretty handy run and you can also ride various mounts around the game. You can glide through the air as well. Overall, no complaints about the world itself or world traversal. This is where the positives end though. Everything else is pure frustration. Every. Single. Thing. In this game seems designed to frustrate the player. From having to manually move your analog stick around to search for the perfect pixel that reveals your obscure points of interest, to falling to your death about a hundred times an hour in every single vault you try to complete- this game smacks of frustrating game design. Do developers actually play their own games I wonder? There is so much about the way this game is designed that seems to want to lead to broken controllers. I love skill trees in games, but in this one, any progress you make in that department is slow and stingy. By the time I completed this game I had just a few of the god powers and little else and I did plenty of the annoying puzzles and vaults. And oh my god the Puzzles. Want to get something as simple as a chest of gems? Do a puzzle. Want a pittance of Charon coins to buy some upgrades? Do a puzzle. Want a stupid cosmetic helmet that looks as stupid as all the others in your inventory? Do a puzzle. Need a bathroom break? Do a puzzle. Need to breathe? Do a puzzle. Every single attempt at progression in blocked by puzzle after puzzle after puzzle. I couldn't help but think about the movie "Inception" while playing this game because their are puzzles within puzzles that open other puzzles all wrapped into one big overall mega puzzle which is blocking still another annoying puzzle. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not against puzzles in these type of games, it's just with this one, that's all there is. Sure there's the occasional combat (which lets face it, is pretty spammy and not really very finessed) and some platforming but this is a puzzle game. It's not an action game at all and that's how it was marketed. It's a puzzle game. Endless, tedious, obtuse, frustrating, annoying, progress-blocking PUZZLES. I wanted to like this game. I truly did. I've been following it since it was first announced as "Gods And Monsters". I preordered my copy and waited eagerly to play it. Some people are going to love this game, and the reviews have been mostly glowing, but for me constantly falling to my death for the four millionth time because of sloppy controls, succumbing to ridiculous progress set backs because of minuscule mistakes, Constantly having drawn out puzzle solving completely halt any attempt at progress and listening to my annoying character's super annoying voice does not make for a very fun experience. (Seriously, the male voice in this game is annoying as all get out and doesn't fit the character model even a little bit.) For a bit of reference I completed Assassins Creed Valhalla, Pikmin 3 Deluxe, Ghost of Tshushima, Doom Eternal, Resident Evil 3 Remake, Spiderman Miles Morales and several others this year and this is the only game from 2020 that made me want to break things for almost the entire duration of my playthrough. That trek up the mountain toward the end was the most infuriating thing I have done in a video game for as long as I can remember. The souls games are less frustrating. Do you hate the Water Temple in The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of time? This ENTIRE game is the Water temple. HATE. THIS. GAME. Rant out.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2020 by Pikminfan
Platform For Display: PlayStation 5
Edition: Standard
Good
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by Joong Wha Park