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Here are the first 20 minutes of gameplay from Immortals Fenyx Rising

Immortals Fenyx Rising is the upcoming action-adventure title from Ubisoft. Developed by Ubisoft Quebec, and scheduled for release on December 3rd. A demo of the game is now available exclusively to Google Stadia, and it will be available until October 29th.

You can download and play the demo if you have a Stadia account. After completing it you can unlock the Stadium Armor Set reward. The set includes a distinctive helmet and armor. You can unlock the reward by logging in to Uplay.

The world of Immortals Fenyx Rising is loosely inspired by Greek mythology, featuring mythological beasts such as minotaurs and cyclopes. The open-world of the game is divided in seven regions inspired by the ancient Greek gods.

Players will be accompanied by Phosphor, a loyal companion bird who can identify locations of interest in the map. You can also traverse through the world by climbing, riding, or even flying. Minus the “flying” thing, it sounds very familiar somehow.

Below you can watch the first twenty minutes of gameplay from Immortals Fenyx Rising.

Immortals Fenyx Rising: First 20 Minutes of Gameplay

Immortals Fenyx Rising: Story Trailer

Thanks Gamespot.

14 thoughts on “Here are the first 20 minutes of gameplay from Immortals Fenyx Rising”

  1. What a f*cking BotW ripoff… Ubisoft doing what they do best, recycling ideas and copying other successful games, this is more or less AC Odyssey with low poly graphics, they even chose the same setting to recycle assets

    1. As if BotW was in any way innovative. It was a run-of-the-mill open world action-RPG. It had fun traversal, I’ll give it that, but it was hardly as revolutionary as some people are trying to make it.

      1. BOTW has the physics going for it: the many possible interactions with the objects and the environment, the many ways in which you can approach puzzles, enemies and obstacles, all made possible by the physics engine in the game. It was really well done, specially for an open world game. Revolutionary? Hardly so… but innovative? yes.

  2. when i saw gameplay for this game i was like “wow this looks like a zelda rpg clone with a lower budget than ubisoft AAA games”

    Then i watched plenty of gameplay on youtube due to youtubers having put up videos and while the gameplay is decent and has puzzles, the narrative is awful.

    The entire narrative is post ironic humor that millennials like so much. So they made a game set in ancient Greece, but everyone talks as if its the current year and the main character is a brown woman with red hair, because you know thats what Greeks look like, its a fantasy game with ficitonal weapons but she is wearing male armor and it has stupid commentary with stupid accents on how stupid it all is.

    Somehow i feel it would be better if it actually tried to be epic and mythological.

  3. another garbage with lock on system and spongy enemies, when does this dark souls f4ggotry stops? I don’t know.

    1. The voices are the some of the main character actors from AC Odyssey. As is most of the graphics, level design, animations and UI just reskinned. It looks so similar to AC Odyssey Atlantis DLC.

      1. This is just a lazy ripoff from the new zelda. Low effort at low cost using the same mechanics and engine from games they already made. Typical UBISOFT.

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