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Lords of the Fallen - Dark Souls clone from City Interactive
- Thread starter MicoSelva
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They said they'll have a playable demo at E3.
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Are beards coming back or something?
http://www.vg247.com/2013/06/07/lords-of-the-fallen-main-character-revealed/
http://www.vg247.com/2013/06/07/lords-of-the-fallen-main-character-revealed/
So. It's apparently Dark Souls meets Borderlands or something according interviews online. Come on guys, fresh out of E3 and not even a teaser video?
Overlord, what are you doing? You don't belong in this game. Go back, to your game, now.
Stainless Veteran
Arcane
Champion of Khorne, is that you? Why'd you ditched the red paint and marks of chaos? I liked you better with them.
DeepOcean
Arcane
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Yes, it could be that its part of the character religion to invoke a God with food in his mouth or the voice actor has some speech problem.
You mean WoW + God of War.
It looks so much like warhammer fantasy.
Sigmar origin story game confirmed?
I'll just leave this here
http://www.ign.com/videos/2014/02/10/seven-minutes-of-developer-gameplay-lords-of-the-fallen
http://www.ign.com/videos/2014/02/10/seven-minutes-of-developer-gameplay-lords-of-the-fallen
Paul_cz
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The gameplay looked too fast and easy, but I assume it is because it was played by Gop who knows the game well and had some good stats/equip.
But it looks potentially pretty great, I would like me some central european take on Dark Souls. This game + Witcher 3+ DAI, big budget RPGs this year look pretty good.
But it looks potentially pretty great, I would like me some central european take on Dark Souls. This game + Witcher 3+ DAI, big budget RPGs this year look pretty good.
Excidium
P. banal
lol he left cdpotato for that?
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Lords of the Fallen: Adventures of the dark souled witcher in the kingdom of Amalur - See me Rollin'.
Ptosio
Arcane
So will it be an RPG or a slasher, after all? Because we were promised an RPG but right now it doesn't look very RPGish...:/
And I don't hold RPG Codex Standards for What's True RPG here. Bioware style would be enough, but please let it have well developed characters, dialogue system, story, meaningful C&C, compelling exploration and interaction with the world or else don't call it an RPG. There are some who would call every fantasy-setting game with leveling-up an action RPG, but for God's sake, it's not; Gothic is an action RPG.
Of course because it looks like slasher and we've only been shown and talked about combat it doesn't mean the other parts of the game are non-existent, so the question remains: what kind of a game LotF is?
If it indeed is an RPG then it looks interesting. It always made me wonder why we cannot really have action RPGs with some good arcade combat. In games like Dark Messiah or Assassin's Creed slashing the enemies gives me fun but the RPG elements are reduced to equipment/levelling-up making such games rather monotonous on the whole while in most of the core RPGs combat is pretty boring. Games that combine engrossing action combat with the RPG gameplay are the rarity so it'd be very promising to see the LotF take on that.
If it's set to be a slasher then I think it will be yet another CI bland and unoriginal budget game because the graphics and art direction already feel quite average and generic and I bet the combat system will be better executed in DS2 anyway:/
And I don't hold RPG Codex Standards for What's True RPG here. Bioware style would be enough, but please let it have well developed characters, dialogue system, story, meaningful C&C, compelling exploration and interaction with the world or else don't call it an RPG. There are some who would call every fantasy-setting game with leveling-up an action RPG, but for God's sake, it's not; Gothic is an action RPG.
Of course because it looks like slasher and we've only been shown and talked about combat it doesn't mean the other parts of the game are non-existent, so the question remains: what kind of a game LotF is?
If it indeed is an RPG then it looks interesting. It always made me wonder why we cannot really have action RPGs with some good arcade combat. In games like Dark Messiah or Assassin's Creed slashing the enemies gives me fun but the RPG elements are reduced to equipment/levelling-up making such games rather monotonous on the whole while in most of the core RPGs combat is pretty boring. Games that combine engrossing action combat with the RPG gameplay are the rarity so it'd be very promising to see the LotF take on that.
If it's set to be a slasher then I think it will be yet another CI bland and unoriginal budget game because the graphics and art direction already feel quite average and generic and I bet the combat system will be better executed in DS2 anyway:/
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