Lies of P

只能说确实不错各方面都不错，就是卡墙有点恶心了，整体玩下来还是很美味的

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Это лучшее, во что можно поиграть

I want to preface this with saying that i like to write reviews in order to reflect on the game, it's mechanics and what i like or dislike about them. Therefore, this is all subjective. This is a game that pulls in many directions, for better and worse. It's a game that rewards exploration and some measure of backtracking, but it's also incredibly linear. You'll almost never be lost, or have no idea of where to go. For me, that is a good thing if i want a combat-oriented game, which this game is. Still though, they have followed the Fromsoft formula of embedding the wider worldbuilding in enviromental storytelling. The lore plays out on different registers; You have characters that you follow and whom your relationship or animosity towards grow. The worldbuilding and lore is mostly conveyed either through enviromental storytelling or through item descriptions. There is in my estimation little overlap between the world-building and lore, and the actual story of the game and characters. Sure, as P your very being is a product of the worldbuilding, but the underlying dynamic that made the story move forward is lost in those item descriptions. It's only in the final chapter that i think that everything somehow is tied together. The composition of Lore and Story is in my opinion kind of lost. The music is amazing, 10/10. Now, there are twists and turns in the game depending on your story choices, which really works with the linearity of the game. Weapon upgrades come at a timely manner, and i never really felt underpowered. It is one of the more challenging soulslikes, very close to Sekiro albeit slightly easier (Not sure if i'd have the same opinion if i played LoP before Sekiro). The parrying system is less forgiving, but you have so many tools at your disposal in LoP that you wont really get stuck at bosses if you're somewhat used to the soulslikes combat. The game feels good to play, and the feedback of swinging with your weapon is very satisfying. Every hit attack you do "feels" good to execute, and you can chain attacks with Fable arts to effectively stunlock harder enemies if you're prepared and somewhat strategic. Where the game falls short is the composition; I understand the ambition to make a game which both has comic relief, some really tense moments, some eerie enviroments and even some tragic moments. But it kind of pulls in all directions, and even if the artstyle is beautiful, it doesn't really "fit" into all of those directions the game tries to pull in. I think the game would've felt more well-composed and tighter if there was a clear mood or aesthetic they were trying to pull in, and have that reflected both in the artstyle, voice acting and dialogue. That would make the game feel deeper, because mood-wise it doesn't really committ to any "feeling" and kind of feels flat in my opinion. Overall: One of the better AA soulslikes projects, the combat is good and if you want a challenging soulslikes with a relatively straightforward map with good cadence in power progression (You are kind of ending up being quite OP in the end of NG 0) this is the game for you!

Pros: - Excellent soulslike, maybe one of the best - Monster design is amazing - Level design is good - Combat is really fun - OST is amazing Cons: - Hooo man some bosses are a pain and not in the good way... the Dark Souls II way - The "morale" system is kinda silly. I get it thematically but like... c'mon

Hasta el momento el mejor juego que he jugado en la fokin life mi papachorro

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