Among the many protagonists of the latest ubisoft forward stands out Immortals Fenyx Rising, new face of Gods & Monsters. Presented at E3 2019, the game then disappeared from the scene, only to appear last June through a trial version on Google Stadia released by mistake. After various obstacles, the company has formalized the name change, then recounting the genesis of the title and arousing curiosity about the reasons behind this precise choice.
It was to take the floor Scott Phillips, project director, who at the end of the digital event unveiled the curious birth of the idea behind Immortals: "I really think I had a first clue about what we would do with Immortals Fenyx Rising thanks to a bug in which I am stumbled upon while we were developing Assassin's Creed Odyssey. I was testing the game and was on my ship, when at one point all the crew members turned into cyclops. At that point I thought 'well, this is fantastic!', Because I realized that we could build a deep adventure starting from the mythology of Ancient Greece, an aspect that we had only touched upon in Odyssey ”.
The changes Ubisoft made subsequently prompted the editors of the YouTube channel Hoeg Firm to investigate its causes. Digging into the heart of the story, the creators of content linked to the law firm Hoeg came to the conclusion that the French giant did not want to incur legal disputes for infringement of intellectual property connected to Monster Energy.
Apparently, in filing the trademark of the well-known energy drink, Monster Beverage has ensured to extend its rights to the use of the word "Monsters" on a wide range of products of various types, including video games.. At the moment, however, there is no certainty or any official confirmation on the matter. Finally, we remind you that Immortals Fenyx Rising will be available from December 3 on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Google Stadia, as well as on PlayStation 5 Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S via a free update for those who purchase the game on one of the next generation consoles.
