This game has been somewhat a surprise hit for 2020. The Switch version has a few issues with performance and Bluetooth input lag. Overall still a very enjoyable experience.

Great game held back by graphics. I understand that the switch is not as powerful as other consoles, but they could have done better. Other than that, really fun game!

Immortal fenyx rising on the switch is a really solid game for playing on the go. Not much different from other platform choices. I'd give the game an 8 out of 10.

Good game. Graphics are good for the switches capabilities and am enjoying it so far!

Great game, very entertaining. Good graphics. Well priced.

Offering a similarly enjoyable experience to a Zelda game, which is some achievement, and the way in which Fenyx Rising mines Greek mythology provides a decent amount of distinctiveness.

Looks great; Showcases the Greek myths; Decent combat and powers; Plentiful and mostly great puzzling;

At times too reminiscent of Breath of the Wild; Lacks the wonderment that Zelda induces; Dialogue may be a bit too Gen Z for some;

Not only is it charming, but Immortals Fenyx Rising's world is a joy to explore and a complete blast to play. Stuffed with combat, collectibles, mysteries, puzzles, and a healthy dollop of family-friendly good-humour, there's a hell of a lot of bang for your buck. In fact, we've wasted enough time sat here writing about it – it's time to head back to Golden Isle and, hopefully, never leave it again.

A stunning open-world to explore; A smorgasbord of tests, puzzles, and challenging combat; An engaging cast of memorable, larger-than-life characters (literally, in some cases);

The busy map and compass can feel a little overwhelming; Occasional hard crashes imply Ubisoft has yet to iron out all the bugs; Expect too many late nights as you promise yourself you'll only do "one more" vault;

If you’re after an open world experience that’s a little different from Ubisoft’s usual output, Immortals Fenyx Rising is a colourful adventure worth considering.

A vast, colourful and gorgeous world to explore; Boasts a refreshing take on Greek Mythology; Combat and exploration are rewardingly engaging ; Puzzle design is downright excellent ;

Narrative is lightweight and underwhelming; Lacks challenge, even on harder difficulty settings;

Immortals Fenyx Rising may not perfectly match the organic exploration of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but it more than makes up for its shortcomings with gorgeous design, a witty script, and excellent combat. This will be publisher Ubisoft’s third massive open-world game in two months, and is the only one not a part of an established franchise, but doesn’t mean it’s any less worthy of your time. Earlier this year, a gacha game (those that employ a capsule-toy vending machine mechanic) from developer miHoYo came onto the scene. Called Genshin Impact, it was immediately compared to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, which it very closely emulates. Immortals Fenyx Rising is even more of a clone of that popular game than Genshin Impact. You play as Fenyx, a customizable Ancient Greek soldier, who wakes up after having shipwrecked on a small island. You are prevented from accessing the rest of the map until you complete a few objectives that ultimately net you a tool to g...

Gorgeous design; Excellent combat and puzzles; Great script; Fun characters;

Identical to Breath of the Wild in structure; Tiresome marking system;

Fenyx may have been able to rise, but the Switch version has flown too close to the sun.

Exciting, deep combat, Fantastic equipment system, Puzzles are explored to their full potential

Graphical downgrade is substantial, Hunting for icons is tedious, Poor performance, frequent crashes