DARK SOULS™: REMASTERED

Platinei, Muito foda po comprar 👍

First played in Switch 1 in 2019 and then PS4 Pro in 2022, now at PC with XBox controller in 2025-26, it is a game that is not easy but not hard at all as long as you have patience and some knowledge from the Internet. As a 43 old guy out of work for 2 years in a below average health, it is getting harder each day for me to appreciate new games nor have the energy to learn new games. For me, DS1 is simple and familiar and worth-play, especially with parry and execution. However, the NPCs are having a bitter and harsh life and eventually you are the only living creature in Firelink Shrine, the rest are dead one by one. Maybe by proceeding the game, you are actually put yourself in a much more lonely place, maybe it is the right thing to do by just sitting around the Firelink Shrine and do nothing.

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Lordran isn't a set of levels — it's a place. Firelink Shrine sits at the heart of it, and everything spirals outward and downward from there. Then, hours deep in Blighttown, you open a shortcut and find yourself right back where you started. No other game has given me that feeling since. The world isn't big, it's interlocked, and every shortcut feels like a personal victory. The story is told almost entirely through architecture, item descriptions, and ruins. Nobody holds your hand. You look up at Anor Londo and just understand that gods lived here once, and that something went terribly wrong. The bosses are nearly all outstanding. Ornstein & Smough is still one of the best duo fights ever made. Sif breaks your heart. Artorias is the moment the combat finally clicks. And Gwyn — a final boss you can parry, while that piano plays and tells you nobody wins here. One exception: Bed of Chaos. That's not a boss fight, it's an instant-death puzzle with a bad camera and a hole in the floor. Everyone knows it. Grit your teeth, get through it, forget it. Everything else is close to flawless. If you've never been to Lordran, this is the version to go. And if you have — you already know you're going back. Praise the Sun.

Um jogo extremamente difícil! Houve momentos em que fiquei com muita raiva e até pensei em desistir. Provavelmente morri mais de 100 vezes durante a campanha. Mas, quando finalmente derrota todos os chefes e termina o jogo, a sensação de superação e satisfação é enorme. O jogo praticamente não tem uma história contada de forma tradicional. O foco é explorar o mundo, enfrentar monstros, derrotar chefes e evoluir seu personagem. Algumas áreas são bem confusas, e é muito fácil se perder. O que menos gostei foi a falta de direcionamento: o jogo praticamente não indica para onde você deve ir, então em vários momentos precisei recorrer à internet para descobrir a ordem correta das áreas e não acabar avançando pelo caminho errado. Se você procura um desafio de verdade, este jogo é uma excelente escolha. Recomendo!

Es la polla, cine y encima haces cosas

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