Ubisoft has cancelled plans for a sequel to 2020’s mythological open-world adventure game Immortals Fenyx Rising, according to VGC sources.
VGC understands Immortals: Fenyx Rising did find a modest audience, but a lot of it came via discounting.
And to put it into context, its sales in Europe were around 70% lower than whatIf Ubisoft has decided not to continue with the series, it’s not particularly surprising considering its stated strategy and the game’s modest sales performance.
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