Lies of P

Hallo liebe Mitzocker, Zunächst möchte ich mitteilen, dass ich großer Souls-like-fan geworden bin. Deshalb hat mich dieses Spiel sehr abgeholt. Mit meinem Freund Luca habe ich dieses Spiel nun durchgespielt. Das generelle Game-Design ist phänomenal. Das Blocksystem ist überragend und die Vielzahl an unterschiedlichen Waffentypen ist ein Gaumenschmauß. Und in alter Manier: Lg Rizzo

打架的时候，就不会翻滚了是吗？

美丽正太男主好评，但是女boss衣服又偷偷藏不住了，都快结局了来这么一出。但是总体好评！

One of the most fun games I've ever played. Sadly has some generative AI art used in background paintings, which is a blemish on an otherwise 9/10 experience. If you don't touch the weapon merging system it plays like a mix of sekiro, bloodborne, and elden ring. But if you do... it feels like playing with the dark souls 1 move swap glitch if it was an intended mechanic. Keeps NG+ playthroughs super fresh too, and its other progression systems improve on the first two playthroughs. The narrative themes are also a clever subversion of the original story of Pinocchio.

Lies of P is the most elegant ode to the legacy of Bloodborne, yet it has forged a face entirely its own. The game is literally saturated with the spirit of Victorian noir, where every single frame feels like a macabre still life composed of porcelain, rust, and blood. Unlike its "spiritual predecessor," Lies of P is far more welcoming: it doesn't try to break you over its knee, but rather teaches you to dance to the rhythm of your mechanical foes, making the entry threshold surprisingly comfortable for the genre. The plot here is not merely background filler, but a profound philosophical drama. This reimagining of the Pinocchio tale evolves into an intense exploration of humanity: what does it truly mean to "be alive" in a world where the line between puppet and person blurs with every choice you make? Ultimately, Lies of P is not just "another Soulslike"—it is a grim, flawlessly stylish symphony, where beneath the gleaming steel and theatrical masks lies a deeply touching story that you don't just want to play, but to experience.

They completely understood the assignment of: Take the souls formula and make it your own. This some how works while feeling like every from soft souls game combined(even bits of Sekiro). [h3]The Good:[/h3][list][*]Readability of combat is outmatched. Boss fights are a perfect combination of hard but fair. you are more than often rewarded for trying to read the fight over just hack and slashing your way through it [*]Progression system feels incredible.[list][*]The P-Organ is a unique way to tailor upgrades to how you play. [*]The blade/handle system lets you basically create what ever weapon you want with whatever scaling you want. [*]Stats feel like they have more impact than other souls games. I never felt like i was dumping points for useless upgrades[/list] [*]The narrative is more coherent that most souls games. It feels like they are actually trying to tell you a story. In most souls games you're meant to piece it together yourself. [*]Basically solved the problems with souls questing without just giving you a marker to follow. Gives you hints when you teleport where you need to go, but doesn't point you right at your objective.[/list] [h3]The Bad:[/h3][list][*]No multiplayer. It even feels like they wanted it with some of the gestures and things like that that are in the game. Would have been a huge win. [*]They LOVE poisons & statuses in this game, a bit to much in my opinion. Every level you're dealing with some different annoying effect. To their credit they gave you plenty of ways to work around these. [*]Almost every boss fight are 2 phases. It feels extremely formulaic and predictable.[/list] Overall this a phenomenal experience and would recommend it to anyone. 9/10

fun game

p is here and he DOES in fact lie