It has hands down the best roster of bosses out of all the games, the combat is as good as it ever was, and the game looks fantastic. … Expandĭark Souls 3 is a beast and a terrific action-adventure game. If you want more Dark Souls, then 3 is certainly worth your time. The final boss is truly an amazing sendoff to an amazing series. The game really does feel like the final one, and I think From worked to make it feel that way. This game is rated higher than I would've put it for one major reason: it's the last.
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However, I will say that the final boss for this game is probably my favorite, or at least tied for my favorite boss in the entire series for being so amazingly thematic and a well-designed fight. It's still fun, it's still challenging, it's still huge with creative bosses and satisfying combat, but From has done everything they can do at this point.
It's "another Dark Souls", and that's about it. This review isn't as extensive as my other Souls game reviews because there really isn't much else I can say about it. Going through the game, I pretty much always went "oh, look, it's that one item from Dark Souls 1", or "oh, look, it's that one enemy from Dark Souls 1", and, "oh, look, it's that one character from Dark Souls 1", then "oh, look, it's like this one place from Dark Souls 1", and then I get to a place that actually straight up IS from Dark Souls! You're lucky it's the best area in that game and it makes sense in story context, or I would've bashed that bit more. Dark Souls 2 deviated further from 1 than 3 has. Same areas, same story, and even some bosses are pretty much the same.
Then there's the fact that Dark Souls 3 is point-for-point just Dark Souls. Though, I favor the longsword and shield build, so I wasn't as affected as I could've been. But of course, enemies all have normal poise because that's how good game design is done.
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Getting stunlocked by rats while wearing full Havel gear isn't poise, it's stupid and frustrating. And I'm talking to you, "poise is working as intended" people. However, the one thing that sets it way behind 1 and even 2 for me is that they both favored Bloodborne's ideal of being faster rather than stronger, which is what I play Bloodborne for, From, and the fact that poise is no longer a thing. Combat is more Dark Souls 1 than 2 was, and it feels nice and deliberate and satisfying like the first game. That may not be fair, considering a whole bunch of things aren't up to par with them, but hear me out. However, the game still isn't quite up to par with Dark Souls or Bloodborne. I can't help but feel a bit of Dark Souls fatigue here, despite nabbing the game first day and playing the living hell out of the thing, top to bottom just like 1, 2 and Bloodborne. That may not be fair, considering a whole bunch of things aren't up to par with them, but hear Yay, Dark Souls 3! I guess? Egh.
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