+ You have these little challenges you can complete after defeating a boss. Don't know if any of it is as memorable as a FromSoft game's soundtrack, but it's still impressive nonetheless. You can't go wrong with medieval fantasy environments! It's a cold place and the everything seems to be falling apart. +I like the doom and gloom atmosphere of the game.

I mean, the Spike is great but I'm not a fan of big, slow-moving weapons. The Butcher is pretty solid and it's been carrying me through the game so far. The Spike is ridiculously OP in that it can block attacks effectively like a shield, but it hits like a truck.

+ There are some pretty neat weapons, I won't lie. You get to pick up scrolls which are basically notes that detail what has happened before you arrive. I mean, it's not the most complex or fascinating but I'm curious about Harkyn's character, the Lords, and the history of the world the game takes place in. The enemies and bosses are kind of cool in terms of concept.

It's probably the easiest Soulslike out there with the basic ideas in place but weak execution. It's certainly not the most graceful Soulslike, that's for sure. I know this game gets a lot of hate and for good reason: awkward enemy AI, clunky character movements, easy bosses with heavily telegraphed moves. My opinions may change the longer I play the game but, for now, I figured I'd give my initial thoughts on this game. I have defeated two bosses so far (First Warden & Commander) and am working on defeating the Worshiper.

For ios instal Lords of the Fallen