Lords of the Fallen

Increíble, super recomendado.

The Umbral mechanic is the reason to play this: every area is really two areas stacked on top of each other, and lifting the lamp doesn't just recolor the world, it builds it: a dead end becomes a bridge, a sheer drop becomes a staircase of grasping hands, and once you cross over you're committed until you find a way back. The level design is genuinely vertical and interconnected in a way I haven't seen outside of FromSoft, and it quietly solves the "hopelessly lost" problem too: hold up the lamp and a little butterfly drifts off toward where you're supposed to go, nudging without ever handing you a waypoint. Leveling is classic soulslike done right, with meaningful scaling at vestiges, enough build variety that strength and radiance feel like different games, and a respec option so experimenting isn't punished. Combat is weighty and readable, parries feel great once they click, and using the lamp offensively to soulflay enemies adds a nice twist to the usual moveset. My complaints are all about NPC questlines: characters relocate after story beats with no indication of where they went, and with no journal or dialogue log I ended up with a wiki tab permanently open just to learn someone had wandered to a zone I'd cleared hours earlier. The bosses also blur together more than I expected, with a lot of big armored humanoids swinging big weapons and few fights that stuck with me the way the world design did. Still an easy recommend: keep a wiki open for the NPCs and enjoy one of the most inventive worlds in the genre

good game, but could change the multiplayer connectivity even more better

Better than Dark Souls 1

Good Souls like with Clear downsides and flaws But solid game after all

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I'm enjoying the game so far

Good soul like game

ta bueno

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