LORDS OF THE FALLEN 2 GAMEPLAY PS4

It’s enough to bring unbridled joy to cosplayers, paladin D and D players and those who enjoy maxing out their character with the bulkiest possible gear (eg: me). The armour sets you will discover are particularly striking – think shredded and billowing capes, richly ornate breastplates and heavily embossed shoulder pauldrons.

LORDS OF THE FALLEN 2 GAMEPLAY PS4

Despite being four years old, the game looked positively stunning on my PS4 – everything from bleeding volcanoes in the distance to the towering bosses the game sadistically throws at you. The gritty, dark fantasy landscape made me cackle with glee and reminded me of the setting for my debut novel, Fate of Eternal Dark. Both The Surge and Lords of the Fallen have been referred to as “Souls-like” for their similarity to Dark Souls and Bloodborne.įirst, let’s get something out of the way – I loved Lords of the Fallen (henceforth referred to as LotF). The unforgiving and often masochistic nature of these games have garnered a hardcore audience seeking to prove their gaming mettle. These uncompromisingly difficult titles commonly feature a swathe of brutally tough bosses, limited save systems that fling you back to the start of a level should you die, and hordes of persistent enemies that can take you out in one hit. They are the gaming equivalent of S&M, with much more pain than pleasure involved for players. So let’s see how the two stack up.īy now you have probably heard of Dark Souls and Bloodborne. In fact, you could say The Surge is the spiritual successor to Lords of the Fallen, despite taking place in a completely different setting (think how Starcraft was the psuedo-sequel to Warcraft). This twin critique is made possible by the fact that both games were made by Deck 13, and feature similar gameplay mechanics. This week I’ll be conducting a side-by-side comparison of The Surge and Lords of the Fallen. You now have one final chance to return to your living state, as all manner of hellish creature descends upon you.Here I go again with the review equivalent of a two for one deal at your local burger joint. Rise from Death Fall in the world of the living, and rise again… in the world of the dead. Use this dark art to reach forgotten places, unearth fabled treasures, and even manipulate the very soul of your foe. Wield a Device of Ungodly Power Your lantern possesses the ungodly power to cross between worlds. But be warned - heroes from other realms can, and will invade. Unite or Fight in Online MultiplayerExperience the expansive, single player campaign alone, or invite a second player to join your adventure in uninterrupted, online co-op. Choose from 100s of uniquely brutal weapons, or forgo metal for magic with devastating attacks of the arcane. Master Fast, Challenging Fluid Tactical Combat Only those that master the deep, tactical combat can hope to survive. Whichever starting path you take, develop your character to your own playstyle by upgrading stats, weapons, armour and spells. While the living realm presents its own brutal challenges, untold terrors lurk in the nightmarish realm of the dead.ĭefine Your Own LegendFully customise your character’s appearance from a wide array of visual options, before selecting one of nine character classes.

Explore A Vast, Interconnected WorldJourney across two expansive, parallel worlds in your epic quest to overthrow Adyr. Will your legend be one of light… or one of darkness?ĭare to Hope. As one of the fabled Dark Crusaders, journey through both the realms of the living and the dead in this expansive RPG experience, featuring colossal boss battles, fast challenging combat, thrilling character encounters, and deep, immersive storytelling.

Now, aeons later, Adyr’s resurrection draws nigh. The Lords of the Fallen introduces an all-new, epic RPG adventure in a vast, interconnected world more than five times larger than the original game.Īfter an age of the cruellest tyranny, the demon God, Adyr, was finally defeated.

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