While November has been a busy month with the launch of the PS5 and Xbox Series X/Series S and plenty of new game releases, December already has a ton of new game releases worth looking forward to in the month ahead. Immortals: Fenyx Rising is one of the titles leading the charge with its launch early next month, and now you can take a look at what’s in store for the game through its Season Pass.
Ahead of its launch next month, Ubisoft has released a new trailer for the upcoming Immortals: Fenyx Rising that takes a closer look at the title’s post-launch plans. Specifically, the new trailer breaks down the contents of the Season Pass for Immortals and what players can look forward to from its DLC and expansions.
You can take a look at the Season Pass trailer below:
As the trailer highlights, players can expect three major expansions for Immortals as part of the Season Pass alongside free daily quests, weekly challenges, and in-game events. The Season Pass also includes an additional bonus quest called “When the Roads Get Rocky” for those that pick up the add-on at launch, which is available with the game’s Gold Edition ($99.99) or available to purchase separately ($39.99).
The first content update as part of the Season Pass is called “A New God,” which features Fenyx trying to overcome “The Trial of the Olympian” challenges. The second, titled “Myths of the Eastern Realms,” introduces a new area inspired by Chinese mythology alongside a new combat style “based on Chinese martial arts,” according to Ubisoft. The third and final expansion is called “The Lost Gods,” which brings “a new gameplay style” that switches to a top-down isometric perspective and introduces a new hero named Ash, who embarks on a quest to “bring back the lost gods and restore balance to the world.”
Immortals: Fenyx Rising will be available for PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/Series S, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia, Amazon Luna, and PC on December 3, 2020.
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