Name: Immortals Fenyx Rising™ Gold Edition
Brand: Xbox
Price: 5.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Deal overview

Immortals Fenyx Rising™ Gold Edition is currently 90% off on Xbox — down to $5.99 from $59.99.

At 90% off, this is one of the deepest discounts Immortals Fenyx Rising™ Gold Edition reaches on Xbox — near its typical floor.

That works out to $54 off the Xbox list price of $59.99.

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About this game

Immortals Fenyx Rising Gold Edition bundles Ubisoft’s mythological open-world adventure with its Season Pass and extra in-game content, all in one package. The pitch is simple and appealing: you’re a demigod named Fenyx, dropped into a Greek myth gone sideways, and you get to borrow the actual powers of gods like Zeus and Athena to fix it. It’s the kind of game that wears its Breath of the Wild influence openly, but it dresses that structure up in its own colorful, storybook take on Olympus.

How it plays

At the center of everything is Fenyx, armed with weapons and divine powers borrowed from figures like Achilles and Daidalos. Combat mixes grounded sword-and-bow fighting with airborne maneuvers, since those wings let you glide and reposition mid-fight rather than just look pretty. You’ll go up against recognizable names from Greek mythology, including a Cyclops and Medusa, and the game leans into making those fights feel like actual set pieces rather than reskinned mob encounters. Beyond combat, there’s a steady rhythm of puzzle-solving worked into exploration, using telekinesis, self-guided arrows, and other god-granted tricks to manipulate the environment and clear obstacles. The world itself is split into several distinct regions, each one tied to a different god, which gives the open world a sense of thematic variety instead of just being one big continuous landscape. On Xbox, the Gold Edition also takes advantage of Smart Delivery, so you’re covered whether you’re playing on Xbox One hardware or a Series X|S.

Who it’s for

This one’s an easy recommend if you like open-world games built around curiosity: climbing things to see what’s over the next ridge, solving environmental puzzles, and slowly unlocking new traversal tricks. Fans of Greek mythology get an extra layer of enjoyment here, since the game clearly has fun reinterpreting familiar gods and monsters rather than treating the mythology as window dressing. If you’ve bounced off other open-world adventure games because they felt like checklist busywork, it’s worth knowing this genre of game tends to live or die on how much you enjoy the traversal and puzzle loop itself. People who want tight, linear storytelling or gritty, realistic combat should probably look elsewhere, since the tone here is intentionally light and playful.

Is it worth it?

For players who are into this style of open-world adventure, the Gold Edition is the practical way to buy in, since it folds the Season Pass and bonus content in with the base game instead of making you decide later whether to pay for add-ons separately. Games like this, with a large world to explore and a steady drip of new powers and puzzles, tend to offer a lot of hours relative to what you’d spend, especially if you’re the type who likes to fully explore each region instead of rushing the main quest. It’s also a solid pick to wait for a sale on, since nothing about the experience is time-sensitive or tied to live events, so there’s no real cost to being patient.