Fenix Rage

Fenix Rage

Green Lava Studios · 2014 · Indie, Action, Adventure, Platformer, 2D

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Very Positive84% · 56 📉 Recent reviews down 75%
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About Fenix Rage

Fenix’s village was decimated by a huge explosion, leaving only our hero and the mysterious Oktarus. As Fenix, track down this shadowy villain through nine worlds, defeating brutal bosses and hundreds of minions bent on your destruction.

Fenix Rage mechanics are unique yet simple – infinite jump and dash paired with instant restarts. Race through hundreds of increasingly difficult levels, with new mechanics like fire, ice and jump portals. Each level has a split-second of opportunity for passage through the hordes of unrelenting enemies; either approach the obstacles through trial and error or pause to mentally traverse the level and plan for an optimal route. Try to top the leaderboards while listening to slick retro-inspired music and dashing through fantastic environments.

Key Features

  • Over 200 Levels: Each with varying enemies and obstacles to overcome, as well as cookies to collect! (Milk not included)
  • Nine Worlds: Varied and vastly unique worlds to traverse and conquer, each with their own unique challenges including hard-as-nails boss fights.
  • Instantaneous Pace of Play: You will die… a lot. Luckily we have insta-spawns so players never have to wait long to try and try again.
  • Rapid-Fire Gameplay: Deviously designed levels featuring one-touch death enemies will force you to play quick and think quicker.
  • Leaderboards: Can you beat your friends? If it ain’t posted you didn’t beat it.
  • Arcade Mini-Games: Need a break from the beating? The unlockable mini-games are just as addictingly and only slightly less frustrating than the actual game.
  • Challenge Mode: Limited jumps. Limited Dashes. This should actually be called “HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE!?!?!” Mode.
  • God Mode: ???
  • Cookies: Collect enough cookies to unlock Fenix Rage level-themed cookie recipes. Bake them. Eat them. Rage on.

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Fenix Rage receives mixed feedback from players. Supporters praise its polished presentation and solid platforming design, with some genuinely enjoying the experience, while critics find it frustratingly difficult and repetitive, with the challenge feeling more tedious than engaging. The game appears to appeal primarily to hardcore platformer fans willing to tolerate its punishing difficulty, but falls short for casual players seeking a more relaxed experience.

Not recommended Mar 13, 2025
[quote]Follow my Curator page, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/41363546-Fruit-N-Doggie-Reviews/]Fruit N Doggie Reviews,[/url] so you can be updated whenever I post a new review.[/quote] [h1]Overall Rating - Seriously Flawed ★★☆☆☆[/h1] [h1]First Impressions[/h1] When I looked at the year Fenix Rage (FR) was released, I wasn't that surprised it came out in 2014. I knew it had been a long time since I'd seen people playing portions of this game on YouTube. Perhaps the faux outrage at their platforming fails kept my own interest low, but this title isn't getting any younger, so with its small download size, I decided to try it out. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] The title of the game didn't inspire much faith that it'd make for a fun time, as it suggests one of the goals is to make players angry at multiple mess-ups. Despite this sense of foreboding, the first world is made up of cake walk levels. Making contact with any enemy or obstacle leads to an instant-death, but none of the layouts are that precarious or tricky. Additionally, each level has an optional cookie to collect, as well as a speed-run time to beat. Over time, new mechanics are introduced, such as lasers that teleport …
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Recommended Nov 17, 2024
Another bundle game, at least this one looks good enough to give it a shot.
Recommended Mar 10, 2024
i dont really ever play games like this but 20/20
Not recommended Jul 31, 2023
Frustrating.
Not recommended Jun 11, 2023
Well made, but a bit boring
Recommended Feb 20, 2023
Loved this game!

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