Lords of the Fallen

This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ great. Kinda unfortunate that it had such a disastrous launch, so I can see why it ended up with Mixed =)) Apparently the launch wasn't just an optimization disaster either. There were tons of other issues too, so Mixed was probably deserved. But after 3 years, it seems like everything has finally been sorted out, and I'm getting to experience the best version of this game. My expectations for this ♥♥♥♥ were pretty low because of all the reviews, but once I actually played it, I had a blast. Honestly, playing a decent game that exceeds your expectations feels way better than playing a great game that fails to meet them. Lords of the Fallen's map design is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ insane, no debate. This is the closest thing to Dark Souls 1 I've ever played. Because of the two worlds overlapping each other, it arguably has even more layers and complexity than DS1. Don't get me wrong though, more complex doesn't automatically mean better. If you push it too far, you can just confuse the player and make them lose their sense of direction instead of making them want to explore. Combat is clunky as hell, but exploring the world is insanely fun, and that's basically the game's core gameplay. Most bosses are ♥♥♥♥, with a few decent ones here and there. Well, honestly, there isn't a single truly great boss in this game. They're somewhere between garbage and okay. I don't know if this game was the first to come up with the whole "two worlds overlapping each other" thing, but it executes the idea really well, and that's easily the most notable part of LotF: exploring, figuring ♥♥♥♥ out, and solving environmental puzzles. I do have a couple of complaints about the beginning and the end. The middle of this game is genuinely great, but that first area, the one with all the scaffolding and the swamp, is absolutely miserable. What were the devs thinking? You put the weakest ♥♥♥♥ at the beginning? Because if the later parts are this good but the beginning doesn't hook people, who's even going to make it that far? Then there's the endgame map, BRAMIS CASTLE. This ♥♥♥♥ made my brain stop working. Throughout the middle of the game, they've shown me that they can make subtle puzzles and genuinely good interconnected maps. Then I get to the final area and it's basically: You find a key that opens a shortcut. The shortcut takes you back to the bonfire/checkpoint/whatever the hell we're calling it. You explore some more, open an iron gate, and guess what? Another shortcut back to the same bonfire. Then you find a key that opens the first door. Yeah. Shortcut again. Then you open the second door using that key. Guess what? Another shortcut. Wtf is the game trying to tell me? "LOOK, I HAVE LOTS OF SHORTCUTS"? Having a lot of shortcuts doesn't automatically mean your map has depth. I wandered around that place for ages before realizing that you had to rotate the staircase like in Duke's Archives from some game I can't remember, then enter a shortcut and jump down a hole that literally everyone would assume was going to kill them. Seriously, the fall damage in this game is so inconsistent that I feel like I'm controlling a character with broken legs. My map-design guy must have been getting his paycheck delayed. The game also ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hates people who roll and absolutely loves shield users for some reason. When you're locked on, you can't roll normally. You have to double-click to roll. Wtf. Meanwhile, shields can be upgraded to +5, fully socketed, and suddenly we are all equal. Everything is fair. Nature is healing. The game is pretty easy for a bunch of reasons. Deflect is extremely forgiving, blocking is ridiculously strong, you basically have two lives, Radiant builds are busted, and there are probably a dozen other reasons I'm forgetting. So honestly, this is a pretty good Souls game for newcomers. The graphics are beautiful, at least to me. The hub music is great, while most of the other music feels like it was just there because the game needed music. A lot of the environments are absolutely massive and gorgeous. The Beacons serve a similar purpose to the Erdtree in Elden Ring. They're basically the thing you're always working toward. Just like in Elden Ring, your goal is to reach the Erdtree, beat the ♥♥♥♥ out of everyone standing in your way, and become Elden Lord. Here, your goal is to cleanse the five Beacons and defeat Adyr. The Dark Crusader set looks ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sick. I wore that ♥♥♥♥ from the beginning of the game all the way to the end without changing it once. It also gives me that whole ceremonial/role-playing feeling, kinda like wearing the Elite Knight set in DS1. This is one of the few games that has actually given me that same feeling of role-playing as DS1. There are just way too many similarities. Honestly, this might be the closest thing to DS1 I've played. Normally, after playing a game for a long time, I might get attached to the characters. But here, I genuinely felt like I was the Chosen Lampbearer. I was actually playing as this dude traveling through all these ♥♥♥♥♥♥-up lands with the purpose of defeating Adyr and saving the world. And then the default ending turns out to be the best ending. It's genuinely the true ending. After successfully cleansing Adyr, the Chosen Lampbearer's body suddenly gets lifted into the air and is destroyed by the light of Orius. Nah. That's some "you're a tool, your job is done, now get the ♥♥♥♥ out" ♥♥♥♥. It's kinda sad, but honestly, it fits the context perfectly. And apparently Radiant power can, to some extent, actually kill Lampbearers. Lampbearers can basically resurrect infinitely unless their spirit eventually breaks down. Even Adyr, the final boss, can't truly kill a Lampbearer through normal means. But Orius can. That's actually a pretty cool implication. The lore is pretty average though. It's dark fantasy, so there's only so much to say. Also, I own the Deluxe Edition, but when I joined my friend's world it apparently treated me like I was using the Friend Pass. Wtf. Still, I'm ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ hyped for Lords of the Fallen 2.

muito bom!

Очень хорошая боевка, не как в остальных soulslike.

очень крутая игра ,еще накоплю и куплю иншааллах полную версию

Con tutti i fix e le patch che gli sviluppatori hanno rilasciato, nel 2026 è diventato davvero un ottimo titolo per gli amanti del genere, il sistema di quest è l'unica nota "dolente", moltissime e, forse una o due sono intuitive, ma serve seguire delle guide per completarle tutte. Personalmente gli do un 9/10.

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o jogo é mt foda , recomendo fortemente