DC:
Back in November, I reviewed Lords of the Fallen (LOTF) on PS4 and enjoyed it. I actually took the game up on PC not long after that review as I finished building a new gaming rig -- and my goodness did the game look great, by the way. But, I was one of many who had some serious bugs to contend with, so I let things simmer, waiting for patches.
Several patches later, including one earlier this month, I decided to pick it up again and restart my campaign. I went the Warrior route with a heavy emphasis on Faith. After about eighteen hours in, I just defeated Beast, and it's at this point that the new DLC, Ancient Labyrinth, becomes available. The reason for having players "wait" until beating Beast, I suspect, is because Ancient Labyrinth provides a stout challenge thanks to new enemies and a hellaciously difficult new Rhogar Lord known as The Keeper.
Gamespot:
Lords of the Fallen cannot escape Dark Souls' shadow, but its weighty combat and impossibly chunky art style still give it an identity of its own. Yet the shadow still looms, and in the case of Lords of the Fallen's newest add-on, Ancient Labyrinth, it wholly swallows its imitator. That Ancient Labyrinth is so short is not, in itself, a fundamental flaw. That it is devoid of imagination and betrays the exploratory wonder of the main game, however, is unforgivable. This tiny, throwaway slice of action is a rude return to a world with far better stories to tell.
I don't agree with this rewiev. For me this DLC is very nice, maybe is a little too short but I'd like it. Ancient Labyrinth looks very interesting, enemies is hard to kill so DLC is challenging like the game. For me this DLC is worth to play on it.
I think a little overboard with this opinion. DLC is not so bad. But from the very beginning they said that the addition will not be long. And it's not that bad. In the end, it's only additive, not a main game. In LotF played me good, and I'm very happy with the extra moments with Harkyn.
