Thankfully, these technical flaws did not hold me back from enjoying Dark Souls III. I'll admit, the only Souls game I've played before this was Bloodborne so that was the only game I could compare it to and I was incredibly satisfied. If you've been a fa...
Dark Souls 3 doesn't take many risks, but when you have fans that played Demon's Souls, Dark Souls, Dark Souls 2 and Bloodborne, you need something to keep the series fresh and new. Dark Souls 3 doesn't offer anything like that, which means you should alr...
Impressive effort with a few noticeable problems holding it back. Won't astound everyone, but is worth most people's time and cash. How we score: The Destructoid Reviews Guide...
Abstract: At one point, Dark Souls was an obscure oddity. It was something talked about by only the hardest of the hardcore, whispered about on message boards with reverence for its ultra-demanding style of play and its intricate but obscure lore. It started seven...
Dark Souls 3 was clearly tailored to draw dedicated fans back in for one final adventure, though it's nice to see From Software also put some effort into making the signature combat more accessible to casual players. Still, if you're thinking of picking t...
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Abstract: Even in my earliest playing hours with FromSoftware's Dark Souls III, I couldn't escape the feeling that the experience of playing this game is like moving through Kübler-Ross' 5 stages of grief. A quick google search will yield that I'm not the only revi...
Abstract: When Namco Bandai was originally pitched on this series by From Software, you have to wonder what that meeting was like. They wanted to build a game that was incredibly challenging, many players would get so frustrated they would not finish and at every t...
