Fit check
Is Fiz and the Rainbow Planet worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Pixel-art action fans who want character switching during exploration
- Players who prefer compact platform-style adventures with 2.5D presentation
- Story-focused players interested in a dragon-led world-saving journey
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking deep combat systems or extensive character progression may find the described mechanics limited to exploration and switching characters.
- Those looking for a large, highly varied adventure may find the stated structure centered on one world, scattered orbs, and finding dragon companions.
- Players who prefer realistic 3D visuals may not enjoy the pixel-art presentation and 2D control style.
Our take on Fiz and the Rainbow Planet
The game’s hybrid presentation gives up conventional full-3D interaction: movement takes place in three-dimensional space, but the visuals and controls retain a 2D foundation. That choice keeps the format distinctive while limiting how directly the game behaves like a standard 3D action title.
What is Fiz and the Rainbow Planet?
Fiz and the Rainbow Planet is a 2.
5D action game with pixel-art visuals, 2D controls, and three-dimensional spaces. Players control small dragons, explore a world containing interactive obstacles, and change characters during progression. The story follows Fiz, a young dragon from the planet Longa, after a nightmare shows a future where the world becomes monochrome and living creatures stop moving. Taonga, an all-knowing dragon, says Fiz and eight other dragons must work together to protect orbs scattered across the planet. Fiz then travels to find the other dragons and protect the world. A dedicated 3D area presents spatial movement while retaining the game's two-dimensional visual and control style.
How Fiz and the Rainbow Planet plays
- 01Character switching
- Progress involves changing between dragon characters as different situations arise.
- 02Three-dimensional spaces
- A dedicated area places the action in 3D environments while retaining 2D graphics and controls.
- 03Exploration obstacles
- The world contains interactive devices and environmental features for dragons to encounter.
- 04Nine-dragon story
- Fiz joins Taonga and seven other dragons in an effort to protect scattered orbs.
Fiz and the Rainbow Planet compared to similar games
Jusant centers on climbing, stamina management, route choice, and uncovering the history of a tower, while Fiz and the Rainbow Planet centers on dragon switching and protecting orbs. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is a chaotic metroidvania, whereas Fiz and the Rainbow Planet presents a 2.5D action adventure built around exploration and character changes.
Fiz and the Rainbow Planet: platforms & release
Is Fiz and the Rainbow Planet worth it?
It is worth it if: pixel-art action fans who want character switching during exploration. Skip it if: players seeking deep combat systems or extensive character progression may find the described mechanics limited to exploration and switching characters.
Where can I download Fiz and the Rainbow Planet?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fiz and the Rainbow Planet's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fiz and the Rainbow Planet on?
Windows only.
