In general, the plot is good, interesting stories, character stories, but that seems to be all. The game is not difficult, but the mobs and bosses are inadequate, no matter how much you level up or pump out equipment, you will still be one-shotted by certain mobs and bosses. Inadequate increase in the complexity (fatness) of bosses and mobs towards the end of the game, they are so dense that two bars of stamina can be spent while killing (when playing with a one-handed weapon). There are a couple of locks that make you scream more than passing the DS, well, you still have to figure out how to confuse the lock so that you run back and forth. Almost the maximum possible passage took 28 hours, taking into account that the largest number of attempts on the boss was 3. I haven’t tried the DLC yet, but it’s interesting to see. In general, if you are willing to endure the under-gameplay of Souls for the sake of the plot and story, then feel free to buy it. If you are looking for an analogue of DS, then this is not the game that will provide an adequate challenge.
“The Good Ending” is excellent, I briefly glanced at the others, they weren’t bad either.
If you are going to play, do not refuse an assistant in the form of an NPC; you should not complicate the game for yourself even more than it gives. Since in most cases you will survive without updating your lock due to healing from NPCs when you are killed, which gives a good abuse, since there is little healing, but a lot of HP, and damage to the face is 3 times more.
Well, that seems to be all for now