Lords of the Fallen (2014)

The story was kinda good but the gameplay wasn't. it was so janky and slow and painful as hell.. I only played it because I wanna play the next lotf. but to be honest I don't recommend it at all

I can understand why this game gets a lot of criticism. It might not be for you. It is a souls-like, but the pace of combat is much slower than Dark Souls, fights can be quite repetitive and time consuming, and retreading your steps can become tedious. There is a difficult early boss, but I found later bosses to be…

Lords of the Fallen (2014) is a clunky but earnest Souls-like that prioritizes slow, heavy combat over the fluid agility of its inspirations. The weighty armor and deliberate stamina management create a unique rhythm, but inconsistent hitboxes and repetitive enemy design often frustrate rather than challenge. Its gr…

Plays and looks like high budged mobile game. What the hell is that screen shake while running, I thought it was earthquake at first. Getting hit and hitting enemies doesnt even register in my brain, with how unresponsive it feels.

Look man... I mean I just played for a couple of hours but, well this is so uninspiring and generic I really cant be bothered to waste time on this when I've been begging for so long to have some free quality time to dive into Elden Ring. Its janky, slow, boring and without any flair. Its like Dark Souls filtered 10…

Lovely graphics. Great scenery, locations and monsters. Interesting story. But: -Game is not suppossed to be constant struggle and dying. It is not about difficulty level but : -It is about fair play - developers were "explaining" that game is "fair" because the player and enemies has equal chances in fight - they a…