Lords of the Fallen Review - The Fake Dark Souls Starts Here - The

Developed by Deck 13. Published by CI Games. Released October 27, 2014. Available on PC (reviewed), PS4, Xbox One. It’s practically impossible not to mention Dark Souls when talking about Deck 13’s Lords of the Fallen, predominantly because the latter is one of the most shameless imitations of the former you could ever hope to see. From the progress structure, to the attempted strategic combat, to the near-identical control scheme, Deck 13 doesn’t even try to hide that it’s playing From Software’s song, and it’s quite clear that the studio isn’t exactly sure how to replicate the Souls games’ innate […]

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