Immortals Fenyx Rising is a very Ubisoft take on Zelda: Breath of the Wild | PC Gamer

Videogames are even more incestuous than Greek gods. Ideas are constantly being borrowed and stolen, remixed and reused from one game to another, usually iterative rather than revolutionary. Immortals Fenyx Rising is the first game I've played that borrows from 2017's The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and it borrows heavily. Then it adds in more objectives, more quest markers, more RPG-lite skill trees and equipment upgrades, and a lot more combat, burying Zelda's open world template under a mountain of stuff to do.Basically, it's a Ubisoft game. But at least it's a pretty cute one.In a three hour demo, I got to strike out and explore a chunk of Immortals' open world with a welcome lack of guidance. I had a few objective markers I could head to for the main quest, but I could also just wander around at my leisure, which is what I mostly did. I found mini puzzle dungeons, dead ringers for the shrines in Breath of the Wild, and massive cliffs to climb