Once you’re comfortable with how the game plays, it runs very smoothly. The actual gameplay itself ticks along quite nicely and the encounters are sufficiently unique and dynamic to keep things interesting and less repetitive (the game already has enough of that)! While not as many coop decisions need to be made as most coop games, players still need to discuss every encounter and their approach carefully, as if only one player dies – everyone gets sent back to the bonfire and the map resets. The coop aspect of the game is there too.
The darkness, difficulty and player progression (including the thrill of defeating an enemy) is all there – and while it can be a grind soul farming, it always feels as though you are at least making steps towards victory with player progression.
But I will put a disclaimer on that… The game is not for everyone and you will find out why in a moment.Īs a board game, Dark Souls manages to capture the spirit and lore of the video game by offering up the same encounters and boss fights as the game.
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