HollowWarrior

This is a very weird product by Fromsoftware. It's basically a coop game where you and your mates run from a wave of enemies to the other to power up and prepare for the boss; after two bosses are defeated, you get teleported to another area where you fight the nightlord. Some may find it fun, especially with friends, but for me it feels to lazy and without enough content to make it replayable. The characters are fun but not very balanced, the nightlords are spectacular but to even reach them you need to fight enemies from Elden Ring or previous souls games for 40 minutes! This is the only title I've played of From that I sold, but it still has some pontetial to be enjoyable.

This is a very weird product by Fromsoftware. It's basically a coop game where you and your mates run from a wave of enemies to the other to power up and prepare for the boss; after two bosses are defeated, you get teleported to another area where you fight the nightlord. Some may find it fun, especially with friends, but for me it feels to lazy and without enough content to make it replayable. The characters are fun but not very balanced, the nightlords are spectacular but to even reach them you need to fight enemies from Elden Ring or previous souls games for 40 minutes! This is the only title I've played of From that I sold, but it still has some pontetial to be enjoyable.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

A very cheap way to experience one of the most iconic game series of all time. The menus of the older games could have been improved, though, and the lack of translations from english can make some missions frustrating for non-english speakers.

Not as bad as everyone says, really, but it really feels unifinished. The lore is great, bosses are meh, combat is innovative but lacks the impact of the previous games, areas are sometimes creative and other times really ganky and annoying. If you played before the newer souls games it will be very hard to get into this game. If you can overlook its flaws, however, it's a nice experience.

The start of an area. The interconnected world and the amazing lore make for an unforgettable experience. The second half of the game is much worse than the first, however, and new players may find it cluncky in general. A cult classic for people who are patient and persistent enough. Unfortunately it isn't available on PC since the release of the lazy remastered. If you have an old console is definitely worth it.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Amazing combat, gorgeus enviroments, fun monsters. Perfect for some coop with friends (extremely reccommended to play with someone else especially with the post-endgame bosses). Disclaimer: grinding is required to upgrade equipement and can make the game repetitive after a while. The story is also really bland and feels created to appeal to a more story-driven audience, which defenitely isn't the right audience for this type of experience.

Satisfying combat, great atmosphere, great lore. Unfortunately chalices are a big chore if you want the plathinum trophy.

Story is great, stunning world, lots of secondary quests who really stand out. The main campaign, however, feels long in a forced way. Enemies and bosses are also really underwhelming, especially on lower difficulties. Combat can be fun with the right sets up but otherwise it's very cluncky and restrictive.

A great ending for the trilogy. Top tier bossfights, great lore, fluid combat and a lot of unforgettable moments. World design may be underwhelming compared to the first game, but It's really worth it, especially for those who played the previous games.

Disclaimer: the game by itself is great, however the remaster doesn't bring it justice. While the performance and resolution are far better than the original, every other change is a downgrade, from the flat colors to some gamebreaking bugs. If you have the opportunity, buy the original. The start of an area. The interconnected world and the amazing lore make for an unforgettable experience. The second half of the game is much worse than the first, however, and new players may find it cluncky in general. A cult classic for people who are patient and persistent enough.

Not as bad as everyone says, really, but it really feels unifinished. The lore is great, bosses are meh, combat is innovative but lacks the impact of the previous games, areas are sometimes creative and other times really ganky and annoying. If you played before the newer souls games it will be very hard to get into this game. If you can overlook its flaws, however, it's a nice experience. The scholar of the first sin edition is actually the best way to play the game, since it improves the games visuals instead of being a lazy port like Dark Souls Remastered.