#DARKSIDERS 2 DLC TRAILER FULL#

The world itself feels about as populated as previous titles minus DS2's big open flat planes (which realistically was meant to showcase the horse-riding mechanic but felt pointless) Lack of puzzles is a thing that got to me, but on the other hand, I felt they were seriously heavy handed in DS2 with a bit too much. kill the 4 Chosen vs kill the 7 Deadly Sins. You're given a clear goal in mind much like in the 1st i.e. The post-apocalypse city filled with demons and angels warring against one another. 2 completely missed the mark for me, but 3 was much closer to what I wanted from a Darksiders title.Īesthetically it's decidedly Darksiders. I played both Darksiders 1 & 2 when they launched, and between the 2 I've only been able to play through the first game. I guess it sorta depends from which angle you approach it. It just feels like the game she is in could have been so much better. On the plus side, Furys character, personality and design is really good.

#DARKSIDERS 2 DLC TRAILER FULL#

Main story isn't really the focus here, hunting down the 7 sins just feels like a huge side quest in the Darksiders story, fleshed out into a full game. World feels empty and sparse with little interesting parts to visit. (That first boss fight, as an introduction to the game. No dungeons or puzzle solving areas before boss fights.ĭifficulty pacing is all over the place. Compared to the previous 2 Darksiders games it really feels pretty light and missing a lot of staples from the series and similar games in the genre it is borrowed from.Īdmittedly I haven't played through the whole game, so maybe I am missing the bigger picture, but here are some early critiques, coming from someone who loved the previous 2 games: Was anyone else completely underwhelmed by Darksiders III ? Personally I felt the game didn't live up to its potential and really feels like it was missing *something*.

Darksiders 2 dlc trailer