Lords of the Fallen

Dark souls eco +

jeux incroyable et une co op de dingue

I really miss when video games where published once they were complete. When Lords of the Fallen (2023) [and who made the idiotic decision to title it as the same exact name as the old one? Fire him] was released I was pretty excited. The original Lords of the Fallen (2014) [seriously, fire that person] was not really well received, but I really enjoyed it on PS4. It was a 'cozy souls-like'. As we all know there was a major upgrade between Dark Souls and Dark Souls 3 (Dark Souls 2 was not developed by the original Dark Souls team) which made me really excited to see how the sequel improved over the original even with it being developed by a different company. I was not particularly excited about the whole lamp idea because backtracking is already a lot in a souls-like. I didn't end up liking it, but I didn't hate it. It was more of something I dealt with that annoyed me from time to time. I would still prefer it was removed or revamped, but it isn't that big of a deal. Anyway when this game was first released I really enjoyed it but couldn't recommend it to anyone. I was able to overlook the flaws due to personal preference as there were so many things to really enjoy about this game. I played my time with it and enjoy it while knowing it could be better with a few major and minor changes. Skip forward a whole bunch of years and I notice it has been updates to a 2.5, I decide to give it a go and holy smokes this game has improved so much. All of the QoL issues that I was able to ignore are long gone. The game runs smoothy, plays better, looks better, input is better. Every single thing about this game is better without anything being downgraded. I really wish this was the version that was released. As if it were I would have been absolutely enthralled and ensnared. I am still going to play it again, but I'm not going in blind. They added co-op which isn't my thing at all but if it is yours it is there. I personally wish they took that time and continued to improve the single player aspects, but they improved that drastically anyway. I am really, really, really looking forward to what they have in store for the sequel's sequel (Lords of the Fallen II) [HEY! They finally learned about suffixes. See! They are learning!) I honestly can see Lords of the Fallen II [should really be III] elevating this series the same way Demon Souls was elevated to Dark Souls 3. Game runs smooth and hits 120 (my target FPS) non-stop with all settings maxed out to the max. I would like a few more settings and I wish the light was better, but overall it should get max scores for optimization (it didn't before the update). There was one point when you open the first large door that the light looks perfect but once you pass the door frame the light gets downgraded again. I wish they were able to make all the light the way it was for those very few, very small feet. Overall this game went from a "If you can ignore the flaws you will enjoy this" into "If you are a souls-like fan this should be an experience you partake in".

A really great game. It reminded me of the days when I poured countless hours into Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin. It's probably the closest a modern Souls-like has come to capturing the feel of a traditional Souls game. I locked the game to 120 FPS through the NVIDIA Control Panel for smoother frame pacing than the in-game limiter. Combined with DLAA and Ultra settings, the game looked fantastic and ran flawlessly.

No lo pude jugar, tiene muchas vueltas para hacerlo arrancar y nunca funcionó.

cool

Great soulslike