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Role-playing (RPG), Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Action, Fantasy
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Lords of the Fallen is a fantasy action role-playing game set in a world where humanity has overthrown its god. The story follows Harkyn, a convicted criminal chosen to confront the returning demonic forces known as the Rhogar and their leaders, the Lords.
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Raw, epic, demanding and unpretentious.
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Game InformerDaniel TackOct 20148.5/10A combat-rich ride with excellent mechanics and interesting customization
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GameSpotKevin VanOrdOct 20148/10Satisfying combat and a darkly beautiful, interconnected kingdom make Lords of the Fallen more than just a clone.
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Digital ChumpsSteven McGeheeNov 20148.4/10A challenging, rough around the edges title in the vein of the Souls games that gets a lot more right than it does wrong. It deserves your attention this holiday season, and hopefully we'll see more from this franchise.
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Rock, Paper, ShotgunRich StantonOct 2014There is apparently a 5GB patch incoming for Lords of the Fallen, which may make a difference, but at this point I'd advise steering well clear unless you're rocking an absolutely monster rig. Even then, is it worth it? From the not-inconsiderable amount I've played of LotF it feels like a game that lacks the finesse and precision of its inspiration, lacking any kind of multiplayer element and offering only a Diablo-esque quantity of loot to keep you coming back. Presuming that the game is patched to a workable state RPS will return to take another look in a week or so's time – but until then, you'd be better-served replaying the Souls games.
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Entertainment BuddhaNathaniel SmythFeb 201740/100Well, we did a Dark Souls thing, so let's do an Infinity Blade thing, I guess.
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IGDB rating 6.7/10 from 177 ratings.
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