Immortals: Fenyx Rising's A New God DLC Release Date Revealed

Immortals Fenyx Rising's DLC has previously been detailed before the game's release but now the release date has been revealed for the first expansion "A New God".

Immortals: Fenyx Rising A New God DLC Release Date

Thanks to a Nintendo Store listing (spotted by @PlayStationSize, we know that Immortals: Fenyx Rising's "A New God" DLC will be releasing on January 21, 2021, for Nintendo Switch. We will likely see it release on PS5, Xbox Series S/X, PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Google Stadia at the same time as well.

To add more fuel to the fire, the trophy list for the DLC on PS4 has also gone live and can be viewed on PSN Profiles, which could suggest that a release is imminent and indeed set for January 20.

This new DLC will put you back in the shoes of Fenyx, with your character overcoming trials and legendary challenges set by the gods of Olympos, allowing you to change the Greek Pantheon and fulfil your destiny.

Not much is known about the DLC right now, but we will likely hear more in the coming days and weeks as we approach the release date. Hopefully, we will also get a meaty gameplay trailer showcasing the DLC soon.

This DLC will be free to all Season Pass owners and come before two other packs, putting players in the shoes of two new characters and dramatically shifting the gameplay of Immortals: Fenyx Rising.

Immortals: Fenyx Rising released last month and was met with mixed reception thanks to its unique tone and style. The game is effectively a comedy told by Prometheus to Zeus, with liberties taken as to what is real and what is not.

Prometheus is an unreliable narrator, poking fun at some aspects of Greek history, the video-game industry, and even lying about what actually happened during this period.

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Despite, the mixed critical reception, the game has been received quite positively by the gaming public with people praising its tone and ability to spice up the Breath of the Wild formula which it borrowed so much from.