Lords of the Fallen

Highlights: Similar enough to Souls that it feels familiar but different enough that it is a unique experience. Good combat and plenty of weapons/armor/items, great level design. Low points: voice acting can be hit and miss, Pieta always sounds like she's taking a ♥♥♥♥ and reading the script off her phone. Also, Burn, Ignite and Fire? Just pick one!

I can immediately tell with only 30 minutes of playtime this is gonna be a mess of a game throughout.

simplesmente cinema, jogo sobre morrer, passar raiva e matar uma caralhada de bixo e bosses alem de outros players. A atmosfera do jogo e surreal e as bossfight memoraveis no quesito que marca sempre algum detalhe, armadura lindas, magias daora e op, e lore pika.

este juego no vale la pena comprar el juego por que si lo compras y juegas en friends pass para jugar con tu amigo se puede jugar con progreso compartido esta bien pero cuando sales del juego para jugar en otro momento vuelves a jugar y te quitan las armas los objetos y el nivel pero no tiene sentido si tiene progreso compartido no tiene que quitarte las cosas y te las quitan he pasado 2 horas del juego para nada imagínate que llevas muchas horas con tus amigo y te quitan todo pues nada no merece la pena vete a buscarte otro juego y ahórrate el dinero con todo el respeto no me apetece jugar al juego.

Lords of the Fallen es un juego soulslike que a mi parecer no es desafiante. Su dificultad se basa en spamear enemigos en una zona, y en el abuso de las emboscadas, lo cual se hace pesado porque son constantes. En cuanto a los bosses, tienen buen diseño pero carecen de personalidad. Por otra parte, tiene mecánicas como la de la lampara que le da un toque único al juego. Los diseños de zonas y armas me parecen espectaculares. La progresión no se nota mucho en todo el juego. Aunque haya dicho tantas cosas malas de este juego lo recomiendo ya que la primera parte del juego esta guapísima y me lo he pasado como un niño chico. Para el precio que esta, es un juego que esta bien. Además en poco saldrá su segunda entrega que promete ser mejor que la primera. En resumen, es un juego que no destaca en nada en su gran mayoría pero esta bastante entretenido

es a mi parecer el mejor soulslike ,muy buena la idea de la lampara ,esta buenisima usarla en combate .

First, to get it out of the way - it is FINE on the steam deck. I have a gaming PC and ended up just slamming through this game purely on the deck instead, because my couch is comfortable and playing games on the deck is bliss. I didn't even remote play. Set it to FSR 4 @ balanced, all settings to either low or med. I prefer med. Vsync on, FPS unlimited - set your FPS limit to 30 or 40 in the deck settings (this is the best way to cut frame time issues). Looks great - wee bit sharp on the edges, otherwise good. Perfectly fine, didn't have issues playing through it, the only place it was getting a bit laggy was the final area due to sheer density. Otherwise, fantastic time all round. If you're a weird 80,000fps@8k only junkie with a water cooled AI facility for a PC and think a deck can do this game at 60 fps, it can't. Never will. You're dumb. The ONLY caveat to this is if you use Decky plugins to run lossless scaling, so you can framegen 60fps. It works very well in this, but that requires some tinkering so you can DYOR on that. Anyway.. I don't understand what "unplayable" means to people anymore. For me it's the classic meaning of "I cannot actually play the game as it is non-functioning". My PS3 to this day whoops ass in all its homebrew glory, and in wonderful 720p@30fps. No worries, the games are good. Post-whiskey drinking dribble aside, the game is fabulously good. Beautiful world, intriguing lore, great enemy designs and no bosses are like the Bed of Chaos in Dark Souls 1. In fact, all bosses are a solid B or A in rank overall, especially Lightreaper. That dude's insane. Extra note on the world design, it is gnarly and disgusting. There's a particular room which had me gawking at the ceiling due to the...eugh.. you'll see. Feminists, man. The spectral shifting mechanic is wonderful, too. It's a nice reminder of Soul Reaver and sorely missed. It's a fantastic mechanic that makes level design even more interesting. You can expect an interconnected world with a hub ala Dark Souls 1 in this. My only advice is not to get cocky - you will hit a very specific difficulty spike once you enter some mines, and after that, an abbey with feminists. You will know when you hit it because you will die really fast. Mental note. Otherwise, I reckon this is a safe buy. I got it during the summer sale and feel like I stole it. It's amazing fun, some of the best fun I've had with a game in a while. May need to do a 2nd play through.