Godfall

Video Game
2020
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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

165

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"Take your first look at PlayStation 5 gameplay of Godfall and the world of Aperion - a world on the precipice of ruin. You are the last of the Valorian knights, god-like warriors able to equip Valorplates, legendary armor sets that transform wielders into unstoppable masters of melee combat. Tear through foes as you climb through each of the elemental realms and challenge the mad god, Macros who awaits you at the top. Ascend in Godfall, the first-of-its-kind, looter-slasher, melee action-RPG. Learn more at Godfall.com
Godfall arrives on PlayStation 5 and the Epic Games Store in holiday 2020."

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Godfall is a high fantasy game, set in a world split into the elements of Earth, Water, Air, Fire and Spirit. Players become one of the last of the exalted Knight's Order and must stop a maj... Read allGodfall is a high fantasy game, set in a world split into the elements of Earth, Water, Air, Fire and Spirit. Players become one of the last of the exalted Knight's Order and must stop a major apocalyptic event.Godfall is a high fantasy game, set in a world split into the elements of Earth, Water, Air, Fire and Spirit. Players become one of the last of the exalted Knight's Order and must stop a major apocalyptic event.

Directors
- Diego Lara
- Blade Zavier
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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

165

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Diego Lara
- Blade Zavier
Stars

3User reviews

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Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination

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An illustrative example is the $70 AAA triple-ey game, in which the grind is elevated to the absolute, but the graphics are not the right word, there is some kind of story, but so little, literally for 30 minutes, and grind for a long time. Before us is a slasher, which, in principle, looks like an unfinished MMO, don't you think? And here is my feeling. Do I recommend a game in which only the graphics are on the positive side, and everything else is on the negative side? No, but it's up to you. I wouldn't waste my time if I knew how bad things are.

What were the developers hoping for? How much was invested in the game? And most importantly, did they understand what exactly they were wrong about? The question is rhetorical.