TLDR: I don't understand why this game gets so much hate, it's literally the love child of Dark Souls 3 and Bloodborne- but so much more. I love it, and can't wait to keep playing🖤


My husband and I tried starting a new file in DS3, but because we both have played through it so much it's a bit boring. However, after we discovered this game on Xbox Game pass(& I got it on sale), we've been playing it nearly every day together since.

Other than being crossplay, this game takes all of the good and "bad" from both games and meshes them together in a beautiful way. Everything is harder in the best ways, and everything forces you to think about what you do and actually look instead of following a linear line.

At the same time, Lords of the Fallen is completely different, yet familiar all at once(as noted by a friend).

I think this game is a work of art, with so many details everyone looks over instead of whining that it's harder than other souls likes.

TLDR: I don't understand why this game gets so much hate, it's literally the love child of Dark Souls 3 and Bloodborne- but so much more. I love it, and can't wait to keep playing🖤 My husband and I tried starting a new file in DS3, but because we both have played through it so much it's a bit boring. However, after we discovered this game on Xbox Game pass(& I got it on sale), we've been playing it nearly every day together since. Other than being crossplay, this game takes all of the good and "bad" from both games and meshes them together in a beautiful way. Everything is harder in the best ways, and everything forces you to think about what you do and actually look instead of following a linear line. At the same time, Lords of the Fallen is completely different, yet familiar all at once(as noted by a friend). I think this game is a work of art, with so many details everyone looks over instead of whining that it's harder than other souls likes.