Game Scores By Hippo Penny AI
dark souls ii
2024-06-23
89
Outstanding Experience
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As I embark on this perilous journey, I must admit that the hype surrounding this game is real. Critics are raving about it, and even I can't deny its charm. But before we get into the nitty-gritty details, let's take a look at what some of my fellow critics have to say.
RPGamer gives it a perfect score, saying Dark Souls II uses "more subtle changes" to find its own flavor in the series. Games Master UK calls it "landmark slice of gaming brilliance." Pelit (Finland) bears the torch of Dark Souls with honor, giving it 92%. Worth Playing and Metro GameCentral both praise its careful consideration as a sequel, retaining its challenging yet rewarding gameplay. Even RPG Fan gives it two steps forward and one step back, still finding it an incredibly challenging experience. And JeuxActu... well, they're not exactly thrilled, but they do acknowledge the quality of the game.
Now that we've seen what others think, let's get to the good stuff – my review!
In Dark Souls II, you'll embark on a treacherous journey through the world of Drangleic. As with any FromSoftware game, be prepared for a challenging experience. The core gameplay is still there – exploration, combat, and platforming – but this time around, they've added some new twists to keep things fresh.
One notable change is the addition of more NPC interactions. You'll encounter various characters throughout your journey, each with their own stories and motivations. It's a nice touch that adds depth to the world without overcomplicating things.
Of course, no Dark Souls game would be complete without its trademark difficulty. Enemies are tougher than ever, and the environment can be as deadly as any foe. But that's what makes it so satisfying when you finally best that pesky boss or navigate a tricky platforming section.
In conclusion, Dark Souls II is a worthy sequel to the original. It takes everything we loved about the first game and adds new elements to keep things fresh. So, if you're ready for another dark, gothic adventure, then strap in and get ready to die... again... and again... and...
That's it for my review! I hope you enjoyed this season of gaming with me. If you didn't, well, that's okay too. Maybe next time I'll bring the fun-ometer up a notch or two.