Game Super would give it a 9 or 10, but no, because on ng+ it is impossible to play with some builds and only look for builds for damage, even ng1+, the damage and armor of the bosses are simply increased, even ordinary mobs will silence you to death.
Well, first of all, IT IS ALIVE! Since after the announcement there was neither a rumor nor a spirit, many had already forgotten about her... and then she decided to remind about herself.
Secondly (more precisely, firstly) The game will have to represent either Sols-born or another Japanese Slasher. We are promised a sort of clone of Dark Souls, but with Anime and fan service (the same thing). The game seems to be supposed to tell us a story about vampires.
Like the previous comment, I’m waiting for a good hardcore slasher,
with a clear plot and a bit of fan service, I was also interested in the second developer diary where they praised the NIPs, they say they are smart, they can surprise you, they will be useful, all that remains is to wait for a long 3 months
It’s good that you can expect it on PC too. Based on what they show us, it should turn out to be a tasty slasher film. Perhaps all these slasher films are similar to each other, but this does not matter if there is a good plot, an interesting world and enjoyable gameplay. It's worth the wait.
Cool soulslick!!! An interesting system based on scaling! Very cool in general and dynamic, but you can sprinkle less haze and weaken the influence of the level on the gameplay!)
Quite an interesting and specific game, especially for those who have a lot of time or for “hardcore” fans. Although its “anime” nature is confusing and relaxing, after the first couple of more serious opponents you will already begin to plan the battle and actively use dodges. The game mechanics are not bad enough, the graphics are also good, there is some hardcore. A game for those who like to crawl the entire map and clean up the “faces” of a very weak AI
Anime soulslick. Nice graphics. The game is quite varied. The gameplay is dynamic. The music suits the game. The game has its own atmosphere and style.
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 y… Read full
The most anticipated project of the fall. In general, I don’t care about the SOUL-ness of the game, it’s still more of a successor to Year of Itera, I expect about the same thing as from the eaters, only more unusual and more hardcore.
I’m not a gamer, of course, I don’t have anything special to compare it with, but I liked it so much. On the first day of release I lost 16 hours. It's good that it was the weekend. I really like it, it breaks your brain and cleans your face, everything I love =)))) Of course, all sorts of “mega-pros” out there will say that this is an absolute analogue of Dark Soils - they say it will be cooler and more difficult. And yet this one is completely different. It has its own, other advantages. Overall 9 out of 10)
The game is great. Stylistically, she is simply magnificent. Locations, surroundings, opponents. Looks very juicy. Also, of course, the plot. I won’t say that it’s some kind of mega original, but there were also moments when I could sit with my mouth open. The gameplay is not very different from the Sauce series, and also evokes Bloodborn. Only, unlike Bloodborn, everything here is much cooler. All these things with blood codes, bloody veils and abilities tied to blood... It seems to me that Bloodborn should have been like this, at least in part, because here it’s all done gorgeously. In my opinion, the variety of weapons let us down a little. There is a lot of it here, each has its own movesets and animations, but there are only 5 types (of course there are also subtypes, such as in heavy… Read full