Lies of P is a thrilling soulslike that takes the story of Pinocchio, turns it on its head, and sets it against the darkly elegant backdrop of the Belle Epoque era.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Polish, Korean, Italian*languages with full audio support
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Gameplay: 10 Visuals: 10 Sound: 10 Story: 10 Experience: 10 Verdict: Bad game (Lie)
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Never seen such a shameless copy of Miyazaki's enemy designs. I've only played 2 hours and I have seen enemies that are exactly the same as the Wandering Nobles Skeletal Militiaman in Elden Ring. The first stage of the first Boss is a copy of Chained Ogre from Sekiro, second stage is a copy of Margit in Elden Ring, surprisingly being the first boss in both games... From the enemy types right down to the animation movesets, it's a 1:1 clone. Just a super boring Soulslike asset flip. I strongly advise against playing it.
Pinocchio souls is the best soulslike ever made. The parry is extremely difficult and satisfying to pull off and the atmosphere reminds me a lot of bloodborne.
This is a masterpiece. Everything is perfect.
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I'm gonna be honest with you. This game is ab-so-lute-ly AMAZING. It took me a little while to get into it, but once i found my fighting style, I had a blast. I've been playing Lies of P like crazy for the last few weeks. Once I finished the story once, I immediately restarted and went for a second play through, and got the DLC on top of that too, and its a game that the story and music just wrenches at your heart. It's the type of game where, once completed, you don't know what to do with your life anymore. It's that ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ good! Honestly, I suck at souls type games, and while it takes me longer than most people to beat a boss, this is one of only 2 souls like games that I've ever managed to beat as the combination of story, fighting mechanics and music made me want to keep fighting, no matter what. I'd highly recommend it to anyone.
The game style didn't really click for me, all the game mechanics were introduced at one time which made it hard to memorize/ pick up. The world itself and the graphics are cool, but something about that first part felt clunky and disjointed to the point i was not having fun LOL Not a big fan of it despite it's similarities to other games i've played and enjoyed.
Lies of P speaks for itself. A masterpiece from start to finish.
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