The final chunk of narrative DLC for Ubisoft's Immortals Fenyx Rising, called 'The Lost Gods', is now available on Nintendo Switch and other platforms.
This latest addition to the game adds a new top-down gameplay experience and brawler-style combat, taking players back for another dose of Fenyx's story. You'll be coming up against new gods, new monsters, and new regions all full of challenges and secrets to discover, alongside powerful upgrades, special bonuses and more.
"When disaster strikes the mortal world, Fenyx chooses a new hero to restore balance on Earth and reunite the lost gods. Players explore Pyrite Island as Ash, an enthusiastic mortal tasked with convincing Poseidon, Hades and other gods to return to the Pantheon."
The DLC also adds two brand-new abilities:
- Catastrophe Quake: A powerful stomp that knocks down the enemies around Ash.
- Nature’s Fury: An energy beam that damages anything that crosses its path, increasing its damage over time.
The Lost Gods DLC is available either as a standalone purchase at $14.99, or as part of the $39.99 Season Pass which gives you immediate access to all three DLC releases.
Will you be checking out this final installment for Immortals Fenyx Rising? Tell us below.
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Now, where have i heard something about the blank gods before...
I really like this game, I just wish it had the same level of exploration as a similar game. This game is more about the combat.
this looks way better than i thought it'd be.
Fantastic Game. Best game that Ubisoft made for years, and one of the best games on Switch. People should really support this, so Ubisoft makes more of this.
These DLC's are small games on their own, with different settings and can be played independently without having played the main game. It's and interesting take on DLC.
Especially this new one here changes the game totally, from a Zelda like game to a more Diablo like game. I like these experiments, Ubisoft. Keep them coming.
Ehh, looks cool but I have no desire to return to this game, I enjoyed it for about 50 hours before fatigue set in
While I opted to play Immortals on my PS5, it's a very enjoyable game. And I also like that the DLCs has felt meaty and unique, just not more padding. Like this one, who changes to the top-down view so spice things up.
@Vapeguy Yeah. Don't get me wrong a lot of Ubisoft's open world games force me to take a break at some point and come back later, I was expecting this to do the same but I simply have no desire to step back in.
Made me play BOTW again though.
Not as excited as I was for the second DLC, but ill definitely play it again to finish my immortals experience! This game is 100% worth the money, Ubisoft does deserve praise for it
Great game, and this DLC looks really good! I guess this kind of gameplay will become a spin-off in case it succeed and people like it.
I played through the first area on PS5 then shelved it for GOW3 (which I've completed) and Ratchet and Clank (which I'm close to finishing). After R&C I'll probably get back to Immortals and work on completing that. Then maybe the DLCs when they drop cheap.
Open world games take me a while and I end up dropping/coming back to them over the course of time. GTA game tend to be the exception since they're pretty much the gold standard imo.
I really like the idea of DLC(s) changing the games genre.
I’m really enjoying the newest DLC. I appreciate that the core mechanics are the same, the gameplay is similar, but the change to the camera led to a different kind of exploration. It’s analogous to taking Breathe of the Wild and creating a Link’s Awakening style game - more open - but a similar scaling of content, yet somehow I’m 12 hours in and have yet to complete the mainline challenges. It also feels slightly more arcade as the respawn rate, saving mechanic, and number of baddies is greatly increased and the combat made much more specific and difficult.
I’m glad I picked it up. I’ve really enjoyed this entire series so far and I’m appreciating that it’s slowly moving away from Breath of the Wild, as it’s a great filler, but not a true replacement for it.
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