
A vast world awaits in the medieval, dark fantasy action-RPG, Lords of the Fallen. As a fabled Dark Crusader, embark on an epic quest to overthrow Adyr, the demon God. The final major update Version 2.5 is out now: features deadlier boss battles and all-new Veteran Mode.
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Lords of the Fallen introduces an all-new, epic RPG adventure in a vast, interconnected world.
Aeons after his defeat by the hands of man, the demon God Adyr’s resurrection draws nigh. As a fabled Dark Crusader, journey through the realms of the living and the dead in this expansive RPG experience to overthrow Adyr once and for all. Featuring colossal boss battles, fast challenging combat, and deep, immersive storytelling.

Journey across two expansive, parallel worlds - the world of the living and the dead - with each harbouring its own pathways, secrets, treasures… and foes.

Choose from 100s of unique weapons, from heavy-hitting flails to rapid-fire crossbows, or forgo metal for magic with devastating attacks of the arcane.

Personalise your character’s appearance before selecting one of nine varied character classes. Whichever starting path you take, develop your own playstyle by upgrading stats and weapons.

Experience the campaign alone, or unite with other players in online co-op. You’re free to journey together for as long as you desire, with the option of both casual and full shared progression sessions - where both players save all progress. Alternatively, use your Free Friends Pass to invite anyone to join your game regardless of whether they own a copy themselves.

Includes over 70 updates, including the widely acclaimed version 2.0, vastly improving the overall experience with a fully revamped combat system, significant performance enhancements, rigorous difficulty balancing multiple new questlines and modes, and an array of new Quality-of-Life features.
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love this game cant wait for the sequel.
Really good souls-like, cant wait for LOTF2. This game is really good with the 2.5 update
Играл никому не мешал, появилось окно сохранение игры в версии frinds pass не запускается, и кнопка в меню купить полную версию игры, при том, что у меня полное издание со всеми ништяками
Nice Game
意外的不错
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I'm torn. This game has such a cool style to it. The umbral lamp which can be used to see into two different worlds of the same level is genuinely an amazing mechanic, but its all just so mediocre. The enemy variety is lacking that you'll have seen 90% of the enemies before you're a quarter of a way into the game. Any boss that isn't designated as a remembrance boss, is reused. Any enemy that is slightly harder than the other enemies, is later used as a boss. Some animations look pretty good and readable and others are snappier than early star wars the clone wars animation. Weapons look awesome but have 0 variety. Every single weapon in category feels the same as the others. You have your pure radiant holy damage weapons, or your split physical holy weapons, two of those in each category. So sure you'll find a weapon for your build in every category, you won't feel any different. Boss weapons mostly feel the same as basic weapons due to their special attacks being locked behind a +10 upgrade, or a quest that is somehow more hidden than average souls NPC quests. With all of that being said, there is genuinely good ideas here, I love the lamp, I love soulflaying tougher enemies, I love being able to use shields to parry giving more interaction for players who would prefer to block. Armor designs, and tincts had me trying so many different outfits. Being able to powerstance any weapon is a good idea but with bad execution, because dual-wielding will always have the same animation, with only a few execptions. This game has its own 2-life system that I think most souls games benefit from having. And after reviving you have a very different play style due to healing being reduced and rather focusing on getting recoverable health back by attacking. Ranged attacks being limited in a similar way to magic is a cool idea, and I prefer how it is done here much more than it is done in Souls or Elden Ring where you have to craft or buy your ammo. Build variety is good, on the ranged side only. I think that the melee weapons are all a bit too similar, and expensive to invest into, but ranged options is not the same. Three different spell builds. and a matching ranged builds for agility strength or quality builds using either crossbows, bows, or even throwing weapons, my favorite being the lump hammer. The game looks great, and it ran great with only a few hitches or areas with bad performance. Audio is good but would pretty often bug out, and sometimes just stop working entirely. The menus will typically bug out and you'll have to reopen them to get them to work. While I did say that the levels look cool, and playing them can be fun, there is also way too many varying paths, which normally I wouldn't say is a bad thing, but imagine if every area was like firelink shrine in DS1, but 3x the size, and that was every area. You can be in one area, and go 3 different ways, and end up with 3 different paths that lead to their own areas with bosses, that each have those same sprawling ends. It is hard to navigate through the map, and I was constantly loss, even while using the lamp to show me where to go, because typically it'd just go to a vestige I already discovered. Posture damage felt useless in multiplayer, it only triggered a few times and I just decided to ignore going for it as a gameplay strategy, I'm sure this is better in singleplayer from the little experience I've had. I am excited for the next game if they improve on what is here. I recommend it for people who enjoy Dark Souls 2 specifically and have a friend. Anyone else probably won't have as much enjoyment. Also go play lies of P
Aprox 75% del juego, es un buen souls. Demasiado igual en muchas cosas, bastante inferior a ellos en otras, sin embargo tiene mucho cariño y el precio es bastante reducido por el contenido y diversión que ofrece. Me lo estoy pasando genial aunque la verdad es que me estoy topando de cabeza con el diseño de niveles, que aunque a mucha gente le gusta, yo lo considero las zonas bastante más confusas de lo que deberían.
Este juego supo aprender de sus errores y revivir en su versión 2.0. Si en su día no te gustó o no te llamó lo suficiente la atención, recomiendo que le des una segunda oportunidad ahora, porque merece totalmente la pena.
plutot bon jeux pas a la hauter des autres souls mais reste un tres bon souls-like je le recommande si vous avez deja fini tous les autres souls
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Polish, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Ukrainian, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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