Что можно сказать про эту игру ужасно конечно, начнём с графики она какая-то устарелая начало эпохи и PlayStation 4 , мало того ещё напихали куча ярких цветов которые просто режут глаза и ты не можешь понять что ты делаешь прям салют в глаза, боевая система - это просто ужасно пытались сделать сикиру и dark souls и что угодно на самом деле получилось просто хромая секиру , собирать здесь доспехи поднимать уровни учить какую-то магию даже помощники здесь это всё абсолютно бесполезно просто для фона сделали , вся игра заточена на у воротах короче играешь одной кнопкой Я считаю это ужасным проектом

Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is a game that delivers a frenetic action experience. While it manages to capture an electric immediacy in its combat, it falls dangerously short in its attempt to offer a solid structure. What I found can be summarized as a work that shines on the surface thanks to its pace, but lacks the necessary depth to stand the test of time as a benchmark of the **** core of the experience is undoubtedly its parry-based combat system. It's fast, visually stimulating, and, at times, satisfying. However, by focusing almost all the gameplay on this single mechanic, the system loses the weight, precision, and technical depth one would expect from a great action RPG. The game's potential has been sacrificed to simplification: the flow of battles is reduced to a monotonous cycle of deflecting attacks to accumulate spirit, executing martial arts, and delivering a fatal blow. The lack of true combos, transformations, or the ability to freely reassign skills to weapons drastically limits creative **** of the most serious problems is its structural stagnation. Exploration, which should be a source of wonder, quickly becomes predictable due to overly conservative level design and an enemy variety that runs out long before the campaign. The atmosphere of mystery and intricate mythology that usually envelops these worlds is almost nonexistent. The narrative is merely utilitarian, a backdrop populated by characters who appear and disappear without generating an ounce of empathy or emotional connection, existing only to drive the gameplay.This lack of refinement reaches its lowest point in the design of the main antagonist, who stands out as one of the worst-developed villains I've ever seen in the genre. His construction is frustrating and artificial: the constant use of teleportation and the ability to inflict chaotic damage within the narrative in the blink of an eye break the flow of the storyline, leaving a profound sense of disappointment at the story's climax.Paradoxically, while the combat system can be more entertaining and dynamic than other, slower-paced titles, the game conveys a sense of emptiness, a lack of ambition. From the bland user interface to the sound effects and the limited enemy variety, everything seems a step below other games, although graphically it's adequate, with a very acceptable visual presentation. It is, in essence, a surprisingly accessible title; once you master the timing of the dodge, the challenge vanishes, allowing you to defeat most bosses on your first **** conclusion, Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is a straightforward and functional action experience, ideal for those looking for simple combat or to enjoy the campaign. However, for someone more demanding, or looking for progression with real layers of customization and a world that invites you to get lost in its story, the game falls short of its potential: fun, but far from exceptional. RATING 7/10

The gameplay is just unbelievably good. Who could’ve imagine that side project can overcome Nioh in that. Sadly it lacks endgame content like Nioh2