A safe fine enough final entry in the Dark Souls franchise.
This game to me feels akward, it's fine. But nothing remarkable unlike DS 1 or 2. The movement speed of Bloodborne feels great, but I think Dark Souls should have a more slow approach to exploration and combat like the past games did.
Most areas in general feel bland too or have already been done before in past From Software games. It's linear level design somewhat hurts too. On the good side, I'd say it has a big amount of secrets and side missions involving other characters.
I think it's a good enough game, but it isn't as special as the past two or even Bloodborne.
This game to me feels akward, it's fine. But nothing remarkable unlike DS 1 or 2. The movement speed of Bloodborne feels great, but I think Dark Souls should have a more slow approach to exploration and combat like the past games did.
Most areas in general feel bland too or have already been done before in past From Software games. It's linear level design somewhat hurts too. On the good side, I'd say it has a big amount of secrets and side missions involving other characters.
I think it's a good enough game, but it isn't as special as the past two or even Bloodborne.