Dealspwn writes: Lords of the Fallen is looking like Dark Souls crossed with The Witcher. And that's fine.
When you first pick up the controller and start playing Lords of the Fallen, it becomes readily apparent that From Software's opus has been an enormous influence on this game. The controller setup is almost identical, the challenging philosophy behind the action is clearly evident, as is the commitment to visually interesting spaces, vistas, and enemies. Oh, and let us not forget the enormous, hard-as-nails bosses. But what's clear is that Tomasz Gop , Deck13 and CI Games have little interest in making Lords of the Fallen a measuring rod and an exercise in frustration.
The Lords of the Fallen update v.1.1.560 brings a number of stability and performance optimizations for the game, and a much-awaited fix.
The latest Lords of the Fallen update has helped boost performance but at the cost of removing certain graphical items in the game. Check out the side-by-side comparison as proof.
Lords of the Fallen publisher CI Games revealed its next premiere game will hit the market in 2025 and is titled “Project Survive.”
This game is quickly becoming one of my must haves for the year. It looks fantastic!
I agree with you. I have similar feelings. LoF looks great. :) I hope that finally stop comparing LoF with DS.
Well the game is more than a dark souls clone
it will also have a moral decisions for the story.
Looks more like Darksiders than Dark Souls to me, the devs themselves said it's more arcade-y. The way the damage numbers pop up it looks like a traditional 3rd person mmo as well.
Who cares about the shadow. If it's good it's good.