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Fenix Rage
Fenix Rage is arriving on PC next week, and Reverb Triple XP has released a new trailer showing how players will be able to let off some steam if they get stuck in the main game. The platformer has a variety of unlockable arcade-style minigames, which are highlighted in the clip.
There are nine total minigames to unlock, and each one has its own leaderboards. Here's what you're up against, straight from Reverb:
- Horizon: Chasing his main enemy across the horizon sky, Fenix must collect the cookies Oktarus throws out while avoiding nasty green blobs of evil.
- Cave: In this maze-like game, Fenix must grab cookies that teleport in various areas, while avoiding blocky green blobs of malice.
- Moor-T: Keep Fenix ablaze to break ice blocks containing cookies, while avoiding nasty one-touch death blocks.
- Birdball: In this soccer-inspired juggling game, gamers must keep the soccer ball up in the air through Fenix’s dashing attack while avoiding lines of moving green blobs.
- Hunter: Collect as many cookies trapped behind ice barriers, while evading the alligator-like Hunter that increases its speed the longer you play.
- Firebox: Evade vertical floating green cubes of vile while breaking through ice blockades to grab a teleporting cookie that shifts faster and faster.
- Room: Navigate through patterned floating green blocky blobs, and grab the teleporting cookie in this small room. Oh, and you’re upside down.
- Cookie Nest: Keep Fenix constantly afloat -- dash and juggle into ice blocks three times, and collect ice-frozen cookies inside. Avoid those nasty ink blobs.
- Bird Game: Control one of the helpful birds, and find other birds throughout the level while avoiding yucky black evil blobs that constantly chase you.
For a look at the game's bosses, take a look at our earlier preview. Fenix Rage is coming to PC on September 24, and PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in early 2015.
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