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Ubisoft's Gods & Monsters Has A New Name
Update: 9/1/2020
Some various updates about the name change via Ubisoft social channels, essentially confirming the name change and relaying stay tuned for more on September 10.
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— Immortals Fenyx Rising (@FenyxRising) September 1, 2020
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— Ubisoft (@Ubisoft) September 1, 2020
According to a post by Gematsu, the Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee has rated a game called Immortals: Fenyx Rising by Ubisoft. Of course, Ubisoft has not announced any title by that name, leading many to believe this is a name change from the already announced adventure title Gods & Monsters.
The storybook steeped in mythology game hasn't shown us much since it was originally teased, so we're all waiting to see what magic it conjures up when it starts throwing big gameplay chunks at us. So, if this is in fact a name change... why? To avoid confusion with that old movie? To sow confusion in the ranks? To bring about the rise of Cthulhu from ancient Grecian waters? What do you think?
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