Plaion Lords of the Fallen XB-One L.E.

I'm really annoyed! Not about the difficulty level, because I like to be challenged. Nor about the unclean graphics, because there is atmosphere despite judder and tearing. I'm annoyed by the fact that the technical problems dilute the potential of Lords of the Fallen. Especially because this is an action RPG trimmed to precision and patience, some bugs are extremely annoying...

Obviously no one has had this so far, and so Lords of the Fallen remains a sometimes rough affair, even after the monstrous start patch. And unfortunately not always in the good way of the Giant Tomb or Valley of Desecration brands. Without these problems, it would still be a generic world with generic characters and enemies, but at least a finished one that doesn't fire bludgeons between your legs...

Lords of the Fallen is a tough adventure in the tradition of Dark Souls - look forward to situational tension, high demands and, of course, many deaths. This is commendable at first, because great games always inspire stragglers who, in the best case, add creative impulses. Here, however, the brazen copying is particularly striking: The combat system has been cribbed just as much as the soul system,...