Only started out on this game and I can already see it will be worthy. How ever despite the fantastic views and art work that has gone into this. I would say bloodbourne was only marginal better.

"Praise the Sun. One Last Time." It was sometime back in August 2013 that a notorious thought struck me, what if I did accept fellow Sun-Bro Sahil's words to follow the flame and [...]

A befitting end to the rich Souls lore, The best looking Souls experience till date, Excellent bosses and challenges, Well done Mana Bar, Pace of the Game, Dark Souls 1 Throwbacks, Soundtrack (Esp; Dancer of the Boreal Valley Fight

Too many mimics; Too many online CoOp crashes; Central Hub should've linked up with the rest like Lordran

Not for kids. Very beautiful rewarding game but extremely punishing and demoralizing at times. Not really recommended for under 13 in my opinion.

amazing seller

this game has some serious combat style and great story but way too hard

Crushed, stabbed, beaten, and back for more. The Souls franchise has grown famous for its steep difficulty curve and cult following, and in that sense, Dark Souls 3 doesn't disappoint.

Challenges are as difficult and thrilling as ever; Grimdark world that's both enchanting and ominous; Great level design that encourages exploration; Improved combat and multiplayer; Satisfying end to the Souls series

Lack of player direction at times; Convoluted side quests; Old multiplayer problems persist

With 2009's Demon's Souls , From Software gave me something that I'd never had before, and I was initially apprehensive about it-much like I am with new foods. The ingredients were familiar since I'd played Action-RPGs in the past, but they'd never been put together in quite that way.

Dancer of the Boreal Valley; Pontiff Sulyvahn; and the Abyss Watchers

A key NPC vanishing after I failed his quest without realizing it

The latest Souls adventure actually takes a little while to click. For a while it feels as though you're playing a FromSoft game; a Souls game, and it's all fine and good, almost like putting on a pai

Incredible world building; Combat is still the best; Rewarding like few other games; The best co-op implementation so far

Frame-rate issues are persistent on console; Some bosses feel unfair; Way too many mimic-chests; Invasion latency is currently poor

Dark Souls III : From Software, do they really need an introduction?! The developers of the excellent Kings Field series on the PS1 (Think Arx Fatalis -type of game, first-person-console RPG), not forgetting their Armoured Core series of games and a little known game outside of Japan, during 2009,...

At the tail end of March, the final DLC addition to Dark Souls III was released, and 20-plus hours of play later (but with a boss or two still to be defeated), this reviewer is more than pleased with it.