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Drew Leachman writes: Lets just get it out of the way. Yes, Lords of the Fallen plays similarly to the Souls series. The control scheme is almost identical, upon death, players lose their acquired experience points and must return to where they died to retrieve them. Combat is heavily based on timing, stamina management, and what weapons and armor are equipped. Theres no denying the fact that it is in the same vein as the From Software series, but Im not judging the game on how different it is from Dark Souls. Im going to be talking about what it does and what I like about that.

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Lords of the Fallen feels like more than just a warm up act for BloodBorne and for me its got enough playability to stand on its own two feet, even if those feet are slightly overshadowed by more established franchises. It gives you a credible world to explore, tough enemies to smash in the face and an combat system which is accessible but challenging at the same time. If youre a person who longed to get into Dark Souls but didnt have the patience or time to make it work for you, youll get on really well with Lords of the Fallen. If youre a Dark Souls fanboy, its probable that youll have some gripes, but youll find enough on offer here to keep you playing through the Winter and until the next batch of DLC arrives.

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Eurogamer: "Xbox One exclusive Sunset Overdrive has scored a second place entry into the UK top 40. It couldn't threaten FIFA 15 at the top of the chart, which was first again for a sixth consecutive week. WWE 2K15 arrived in fifth place, while Lords of the Fallen entered in 11th - although PC digital sales are not counted by UK numbers company Chart-Track. The boxed copy of Telltale's The Walking Dead: Season 2 turned up in 25th, ahead of Season 1 in 38th."

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MWEB GameZone Writes: "Lords of the Fallen is a third-person, action RPG developed by Deck 13/CI Games and published by Square Enix. The game borrows heavily from Dark Souls 2 in terms of combat and gameplay, yet lacks the mechanical tightness and difficulty Dark Souls 2 offers. Lords of the Fallen falls short not only in terms of combat, but also with regards to stability and performance. These issues completely break any kind of immersion the forgettable world of Lords of the Fallen has to offer."

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Connected Digital World writes: With the Dark Souls series firmly planted in the last gen; and a while left to wait yet for Bloodborne, Deck 13 Interactive, CI Games and Square Enix have released Lords of the Fallen. A game very much in the vein of the Souls succession, offering careful yet strategic combat, enormous bosses and learning by your own mistakes. Will Lords of the Fallen become a simple stopgap, or will it rise to the occasion and prove to be an independent game in its own right?

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Robert from Pixel Dynamo ventures into CI Games' brutal action RPG.

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The Lords of the Fallen development team from CI Games and Deck 13 discuss design philosophies and techniques that were implemented during their work on Lords of the Fallen.

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Watch as Harkyn sends the Rhogar Lords to damnation and shouts in defiance at the Fallen God in this all-new launch trailer. Will you now face your sins? Will you have the courage to fight the Lords of the Fallen and save the world? Only you can decide your fate.