When I first saw press for the game I thought it was the dumbest idea I'd ever heard of, but they've managed to make probably the game closest to Dark Souls that From didn't make. The setting and graphics are gorgeous, combat feels tight, there's really nothing that doesn't work here. It's vastly more linear than you might want from the genre, but even that doesn't feel too bad at the end of the day. While not perfect, if you're done with what From has to offer, there's no reason not to check out Lies of P, because it's a satisfying experience from top to bottom.

When I first saw press for the game I thought it was the dumbest idea I'd ever heard of, but they've managed to make probably the game closest to Dark Souls that From didn't make. The setting and graphics are gorgeous, combat feels tight, there's really nothing that doesn't work here. It's vastly more linear than you might want from the genre, but even that doesn't feel too bad at the end of the day. While not perfect, if you're done with what From has to offer, there's no reason not to check out Lies of P, because it's a satisfying experience from top to bottom.