2 reviews
It's the end of a franchise Dark Souls 3 is finally putting it to an end, and what an interesting journey It has been, each game specialize in a certain thing and this one it Choice combat.
Each Dark Souls game mid Max in a different way. In Dark Souls1 it was ambition and an interconnected world that you could walk from one end to the other end.
Dark Souls 2 was a bit too big, too many bosses that were only okay, but the world exploration and mystery and atmosphere was amazing.
Dark Souls 3 feels like it stays too much in the past, but by the DLC we get a really satisfying conclusion and the game has put all of its time into amazing boss fights that are fun.
It cannot be understated how much fun it is to fight the bosses in Dark Souls 3. The animations are smooth and readable, the fight feel like a dance at some points, almost all satisfying to fight.
But it's kind of all I remember, because the level design is just not there, the normal enemies are just stopping gaps between you and the next boss.
And the music, Oh the music that plays when you fight the bosses it's the most epic thing you can think about. Some of the tracks has a fine elegance to them makes it even better.
The world of Dark Souls 3 is Amazing a world that has continued for so long that it slowly being grinded to dust all of the Significant landmarks are slowly getting pulled closer and closer together.
Places you recognize for Dark Souls 1 are on there last legs, It is a world screaming to end.
But what saved Dark Souls 3, like what saved Dark Souls 1 and Dark Souls 2 is the DLC, because it is where all the best parts of Dark Souls 3 is.
The snow painting is kind of okay, but is completely saved by one of the best double boss fights I have seen.
But the ringed city DLC, oh my god, it just takes all of the themes of Dark Souls 3 and takes it to the Endpoint, has the best Dragon fight I have seen in a game and slave knight gael, the most spectacular and satisfying boss fight in the Dark Souls series.
It's so interesting being in the ringed city and exploring it. Exploring a part of the Dark Soul world, We have never seen before, it's what really leg in most of the game, it feels like oh, I've seen this before but now it's old and decrepit and now we see some new stuff that it's interesting.
Strong recommendation.
Each Dark Souls game mid Max in a different way. In Dark Souls1 it was ambition and an interconnected world that you could walk from one end to the other end.
Dark Souls 2 was a bit too big, too many bosses that were only okay, but the world exploration and mystery and atmosphere was amazing.
Dark Souls 3 feels like it stays too much in the past, but by the DLC we get a really satisfying conclusion and the game has put all of its time into amazing boss fights that are fun.
It cannot be understated how much fun it is to fight the bosses in Dark Souls 3. The animations are smooth and readable, the fight feel like a dance at some points, almost all satisfying to fight.
But it's kind of all I remember, because the level design is just not there, the normal enemies are just stopping gaps between you and the next boss.
And the music, Oh the music that plays when you fight the bosses it's the most epic thing you can think about. Some of the tracks has a fine elegance to them makes it even better.
The world of Dark Souls 3 is Amazing a world that has continued for so long that it slowly being grinded to dust all of the Significant landmarks are slowly getting pulled closer and closer together.
Places you recognize for Dark Souls 1 are on there last legs, It is a world screaming to end.
But what saved Dark Souls 3, like what saved Dark Souls 1 and Dark Souls 2 is the DLC, because it is where all the best parts of Dark Souls 3 is.
The snow painting is kind of okay, but is completely saved by one of the best double boss fights I have seen.
But the ringed city DLC, oh my god, it just takes all of the themes of Dark Souls 3 and takes it to the Endpoint, has the best Dragon fight I have seen in a game and slave knight gael, the most spectacular and satisfying boss fight in the Dark Souls series.
It's so interesting being in the ringed city and exploring it. Exploring a part of the Dark Soul world, We have never seen before, it's what really leg in most of the game, it feels like oh, I've seen this before but now it's old and decrepit and now we see some new stuff that it's interesting.
Strong recommendation.