Darksiders III

I was expecting something 'new', any changes are welcome, always. But I did not expect the difficulty to be that sweet, which is always a plus in my book! To be back in the Darksiders Universe after all these years is awesome, even if the title could add a little more to Fury's character, she has clearly more potential. The only trouble I had in the first gaming hour were the controls (using x-box controller), but I got used to it. The camera could use some tweaking, enemies jumping at me from behind are an additional challenge, but not exactly one that I need. Love the third part so far and I hope to see a fourth!

It has its flaws but i love it. First 2 hours was frustrating, but when you get your first upgrade learn how to play, game starts to incredibly awesome. I understand someone can give 7/10 but lower its a crime. I started to like this game even more than previous games. The only bad thing that sometimes frustrates me is camera. +great exploration +highly addictive +graphic (art) +music +fury have character +exploration. +sucks you in +rewarding +makes you look in upgrade system and items +clever map design -camera !!! -you have to learn how to play otherwise you get frustrated. -its not fo casual players, you just cant ignore upgrade system or items last word: If you want to play this game 30-60min from time to time better ignore it, because this game needs a chance to open to you. Thats the reason why someone rate this game so low

better then the second game. more streamlined and fun. its more like the first one

... and the developers deserve all the bashing they take. Where do I start? The game is a mess: Pros: -Furyis a nice character, and the voice acting is good. Also some puzzles are nice and the levels are okish. Cons: -30fps at full hd. Seriously??? -The camera is a mess -The DLCs are not worth a damn -The game tries to integrate Dark Souls elements and yet it fails miserably in almost every way. On top of that it sells itself as a Darksiders game instead of a darksouls and thus misleading long and faithful fans of the series. The thing is, it's not a good soulsborne game at all. And I've finished all of them. -The boss designs are awful. -You die after 1-2-3 hits -You can't break the defenses of an enemy unless you charge attack, but if you do he will attack you and you will take damage -The game plays like this:Bait, dodge, counter attack, repeat. -Since they were so fixated with Darksouls, at least they could have used the firelink mechanics where you fill your flasks and you regen your health. But no.... you have to die in order for that to happen. Or spent 250 souls to replentish one. -Boring powers -The Bosses suck. Nothing to see there. They are easy. It takes like 3-5 tries at most for each one. But they feel uninspired. There is nothing cool about any of it. -The concept that you play an all mighty horseman of the apocalypse who is killed by a skelenton in 3 hits is contradictory The developers in a completely dishonest way used the Darksiders ip , decieved the fanbase into buying their game. If I wanted to play a soulsborne title I would play Darksouls or Sekiro which are both excellent games. Those games deserve their money and praise. Also, the game is not optimized for PC, and the design is awful as I explained. After this fiasco, I won't be buying another game from them.

I really enjoyed this game. The vibes of the world keeps the Darksiders feel, the story is interesting, and Fury as a character is fun and interesting. Everyone complaining that it "plays more like Dark Souls and less like Darksiders", I feel that something needs to be established. Every Darksiders game has a different feel and gameplay style to the last, and I think this works for this franchise. Each horseman has their distinct combat style which defined also how the game as a whole is designed /played. War was slow and played like A God of War character. Death was zippy and moved more like a Prince of Persia character. And now Fury is a slower, more fragile character who handles more like Dark Souls. Yes, it's a change of gameplay style, but Darksiders reinvents its gameplay style with every new release, and I welcome that! The game plays well, is interesting and challenging. If you want to see more of the Darksiders story well, I wholeheartedly recommend it.