Every Darksiders game has different gameplay, but I've ended up enjoying all of them so far.
Darksiders 3 feels like a combination of Darksiders 1 and Dark Souls, it brings out a bit of a more serious combat, and the boss fights (On Apocalyptic) can get a bit intense, but once you learn the patterns of enemies and bosses, you'll manage to make your way forward.
The game doesn't hold your hand so you will have to navigate on your own and find the way to go. You'll end up exploring more and finding future portals which you have to return to later in the game.
The game has more of the same weapon feel as the first game where as you have a set of weapons that you can switch between and upgrade with materials you find in the wilderness. You can also make them better by putting on enchantments.
The graphics are good and they manage to keep the same art style as from the earlier games.

Every Darksiders game has different gameplay, but I've ended up enjoying all of them so far. Darksiders 3 feels like a combination of Darksiders 1 and Dark Souls, it brings out a bit of a more serious combat, and the boss fights (On Apocalyptic) can get a bit intense, but once you learn the patterns of enemies and bosses, you'll manage to make your way forward. The game doesn't hold your hand so you will have to navigate on your own and find the way to go. You'll end up exploring more and finding future portals which you have to return to later in the game. The game has more of the same weapon feel as the first game where as you have a set of weapons that you can switch between and upgrade with materials you find in the wilderness. You can also make them better by putting on enchantments. The graphics are good and they manage to keep the same art style as from the earlier games.