The First Berserker: Khazan

top tier non fromsoftware souls-like, great original artstyle and graphics, really smooth and fast combat, bosses are nice and the developers added a setting which allows you to change the difficulty if youre struggling with a boss, the story is nice as well cant say a lot about it since i didnt end it yet

玩的大剑，一周目后期解锁狂龙套之后，动作演出相当之华丽，爽感无敌，大部分boss可以弹刀实现无限连，极限解放蓄力斩和燎原斩砍出来比0721一百次都爽，高周目就是背板能弹刀的招式然后和boss激情互秒，二周目后期我甚至想开风灵月影给boss加点血，不然根本不够打。动作深度和装备bd深度，数值平衡差仁王2一档多，但一周目后期到二周目就是无可置疑的爽，动作华丽，特效炫酷，太帅了，期待下一作。

Juice

Great game.

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I heard nothing but praise for this game, so I knew I was in for a good time. Little did I know The First Berserker: Khazan was gonna become one of my favorite games in the genre. Calling it a "soulslike" is highly reductive, as the game combines the best elements of Dark Souls, Nioh, and Sekiro to create an almost flawless experience, while perfectly maintaining its own distinct identity. The bosses are easily the absolute highlight. They are all challenging to a point where they demand your brain synapses to actually work, but they are NEVER unfair or excessively punishing. The game balance is immaculate; every boss you face feels just hard enough to keep you motivated but never frustrated. The only exception might be the infamous Viper boss fight early on. He might actually be a bit too brutal for how little experience you have with the mechanics at that point. Which brings me to my next topic: this game, more than anything, respects your intelligence. It expects you to understand how to overcome a challenge, how to read a boss's moveset, find their weaknesses, and exploit their openings, all while mastering your own moveset. The combat system itself is a masterclass in aggressive rhythm. It forces you to balance stamina management with precise deflections, rewarding flawless execution of you combos with immensely satisfying finishers. Better yet, the game isn't artificially rigid; it actually allows you to grind if you want to. You can repeat bosses, farm their armor and weapons, and upgrade your gear and stats if you ever feel like a wall is getting too high to climb. The story is decent, a straightforward but solid revenge tale that gives you a good reason to keep moving forward, especially when you get to the incredible final bossfight and ending. That said, I do have two minor critiques: The Side Missions: There are just too many of them. Clearing them eventually felt like a total chore because they get repetitive, forcing you to fight the exact same mobs way too many times. (To be clear, this issue is strictly tied to the side content). Mastery Points: I wish the game was more generous with them. I constantly felt like I was coming up short, which choked my ability to experiment with different builds as much as I wanted to. Overall, it’s a truly amazing game and it's sad to hear that the development team at Neople was largely dissolved and reassigned after launch, but honestrly this combat system is way too good and needs to be preserved at all costs... Looking at you, Nexon.

Ehrlich gesagt muss man sich am Anfang einbischen einarbeiten. Jedoch wenn man es einmal geschnallt hat muss man sagen das es ziemlich gut ist. Ein paar Aspekte sind neu und geil, andere können einem nicht so gefallen. Alles im allem ist es ein geiles und spielwürdiges Soulslike.