I don’t want to sound bias, but this game is pretty amazing. Nay, it’s perfect. Now, you could be saying to yourself, “Why Adam, how could you say such a thing when you haven’t played it?”, to which I’ll reply “Shut it and get back to work on those floors, they’re not going to clean themselves!” And they won’t, because floors can’t clean themselves and anyone who says otherwise is being silly. On to the point – Dark Souls is a video game, and more specifically a successor to the dark fantasy RPG Demon’s Souls from waaay back in 2009. It looks great, but if you need proof look below:
See? I wouldn’t lie to you. The reason I’m so in love with this game, or really its predecessor, is because it’s unique. It strives to innovate and that’s a rare thing when most are content with making sequels or licensing games from recognized brands for easy cash. I’m not saying this is the only game that’s innovative, I’m just saying it’s doing things I enjoy and haven’t seen before. Take the multiplayer for example, no other game (to my knowledge) has so seamlessly integrated its multiplayer into the overall experience and story like this series. It’s fun, original, and it adds an element of unpredictability to the game that I like. Head past the break to hear more of my ramblings, oh yeah, and a bunch of screens. READ MORE
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