Firelight Fantasy: Phoenix Crew

Second Firelight Fantasy game I play and surprisingly enough this one is somehow significantly worse. Lets start by saying, got this for like $5 on G2A or whatever as a mystery key bundle but to my surprise the mystery wouldn't just be a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game...but a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game priced at $14 with positive reviews...i even saw PARAGRAPHS worth of questionable praise here. Buckle up, here's an accurate review. First off....did you get a special version of the game where there was a story worth writing about? You get a few sentences on screen with an aerial shot of this HUGE and FKN EMPTY map. I'm impressed by how massive...and empty it is. That copy paste goes HARD. The combat being complimented is also SO WILD, here's the combat. Alright let me enter his radius, ok now hes gonna lunge, swingswingswing, circle around, here comes that lunge again, swingswing, and now to do that over and over cause its just the same enemy for the first two stages at least idk i couldnt find these magic books level 2 speaks of because castle was empty and HOLY HELL how HUGE is this damn map with nothin but trees. The challenge here is...now theres FOUR of the same enemy type. So you walk in circles for a hot min…

Firelight Fantasy: Phoenix Crew is an action-adventure title developed by Quacky Games and published by Whale Rock Games, forming part of the Firelight Fantasy series of mythologically inspired combat games. The title draws heavily from Norse mythology and presents a compact experience focused on cinematic melee combat and mythic storytelling. Rather than attempting to deliver a massive open-world adventure or a complex role-playing system, the game focuses on delivering a short but atmospheric journey through a series of stylized environments where the player engages in intense sword-based battles. The overall concept feels like a blend of mythological storytelling and arena-style combat encounters, designed to emphasize spectacle and direct action rather than expansive exploration. The narrative premise is loosely inspired by Norse legends surrounding the construction of the wall of Asgard. In the game’s interpretation of the myth, a mysterious giant proposes an extraordinary deal with the gods: he promises to build an enormous defensive wall around their divine city in exchange for a reward that raises suspicion among the gods themselves. As the construction progresses and the …

Pretty sure this is the worst game I have ever played.

unfortunately this is just money grab dont buy this!

It's total nonsense where you fight a single enemy over and over again. The "objectives" don't even work because the dev didn't match them to the correct stages and only 2 out of the 6 achievements will unlock (Thankfully profile features disabled). The dev attempting to charge $14 for this is outrageous. There are also three other virtually identical games by this dev with the same mechanics that only change the story and setting.

Some games are art, some games are not. This one is not.