Review Roundup For Immortals Of Aveum
Can Ascendant Studios add a little magic to the FPS genre? Maybe… but maybe not.
By Oisin Kuhnke on
Revealed as recently as April of this year, the magic based first-person shooter Immortals of Aveum is out now, and the reviews are in.
Unfortunately for Ascendant Studios, its debut title is looking to be somewhat of a mixed bag in reviews released for the game so far. On the higher end of the scale, reviewers seem to be finding the fast-paced, spell-oriented shooting one of its strong suits, though critics don't seem to be united on that front as some found it to be quite repetitive. Opinions on the game's story are mixed too, with a number of reviews finding it to be overall forgettable.
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«Immortals of Aveum stops just short of fully complementing its traditional military shooter story with an engaging environmentalist message, instead opting to primarily use those narrative themes to inform the world design and lore,» wrote Jordan Ramée in GameSpot's Immortals of Aveum review. «It leaves the overall story feeling half-baked, further highlighting the uncharacteristic actions of its unlikable protagonist.»
Over on our sister site Metacritic, the EA published game is currently sitting at a 69 for PS5, though for Xbox Series X|S it's at 83, and reviews are trending lower for PC too.
You can check out more critic reviews below:
«Unfortunately, the environmental element of Immortals has both poor gameplay and narrative payoffs. To cleanse the world, you just do more
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