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Lords of the Fallen is a massive improvement over its namesake prequel, and it provides many highs, but there are definitely some lows as well.... Read more

Lords of the Fallen's shameless copy-paste approach to Dark Souls undermines its great level design and the potential evident in some of its boss encounters. Read more

Lords of the Fallen is an amazing achievement from the Hexworks team, and Souls-like fans will immediately feel at home in this highly ambitious title.... Read more

Lords of the Fallen (2023) is finally here, despite a challenging development cycle, and it's a way better game than the original title. Everything that... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a stunningly good game. Following a path set for it by Dark Souls 3 it nails every major part... Read more

Most of what fans of Soulslikes want are at the maximum: masterclass-level design, unforgettable bosses, and extensive freedom toward build creation. The combat can feel... Read more

A Soulslike elevated by a magnificent realm-hopping twist, yet chained down by a host of irritating little flaws. Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a solid, if conventional Soulslike, offering imposing adventure while never quite breaking new ground. Though a litany of performance woes... Read more

Engaging combat, brilliant boss fights, and top-notch level design that is amplified further by the creative dual-world mechanics introduced by Umbral, all coalesce into a... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is an awesome soulslike with a fantastic dual-realities premise, even when performance shortcomings and wimpy bosses crash the party. Read more

Lords of The Fallen makes up for its clumsy combat and opaque systems with the fantastic Umbral lamp and its impressive audiovisual design. Read more

Some of the best boss fights in the genre's recent history, riddled with difficulty spikes in all the wrong places. Read more

Lords of the Fallen boasts impressive visuals and an interesting story for a soulslike, but unfortunately, that's where the praise ends. Read more

While not without its issues, Lords of the Fallen is an entertaining game with many great action RPG elements and challenging but satisfying gameplay. Read more

Missing the elegance of FromSoftware, Lords of the Fallen is let down by Soulslike clichés and performance woes. Read more

I desperately want to like Lords of the Fallen, but it's the first game all year that's actively annoyed me. I love the Soulslike genre... Read more

Despite a solid gameplay foundation, stunning world, and unique two-realm mechanic, by the time I reached credits after 48 hours, I was overjoyed to be... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is an enjoyable, challenging game, and the aesthetics are out of this world, but it suffers at times from a lack... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is an exciting kind of Sous-like. Whereas many others aim to perfect the formula, Lords of the Fallen's goal is to... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a solid entry in the Soulslike genre, and deviates from the recipe enough to craft its own identity. Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a solid and enjoyable task but rarely goes beyond good, instead, it titters on the edge of being special. Great... Read more

Just like the original that preceded it, Lords of the Fallen is a solid Soulslike game, which relies on a familiar game loop of dying... Read more

Umbral is a beautiful dark twisted fantasy, and then there’s all of Axiom to explore as well. The developers have made the most of these... Read more

With incredible art design, challenging action, and a very innovative, dual-world mechanic, Lords of the Fallen is probably a must-play for fans of Soulslikes. But... Read more

With its stunning visuals and unique mechanics, Lords of the Fallen has quickly become one of our favourite Soulslikes. Its setting may be derivative, but... Read more

Lords of the Fallen ranks amongst the best Soulslikes! Read more

CI Games and HEXWORKS have realized their potential by creating one of the greatest souls-likes I’ve had the pleasure of getting lost in. Read more

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It looks medieval, dark, like a bloody horror film and it plays tough. Read more

Lords of The Fallen is another soul genre entry that offers seamless co-op between players, a unique dual-world mechanic, a gorgeous art style and a... Read more

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As unfairly challenging as I could find Lords of the Fallen to be, I also appreciated its creativity. The Umbral world and mechanics surrounding it... Read more

After 30 hours and counting, the world of Lords of the Fallen is one I have enjoyed visiting, but ultimately dread inhabiting. Quality-of-life elements, like... Read more

I am quite sure that some people will absolutely love the intensity of the horror and dark fantasy that infuses Lords of the Fallen. As... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a marked improvement over the original and the mechanic of traversing between two realms makes it feel unique among its... Read more

Lords of the Fallen just about justifies the return of this forgotten franchise by being basically fine. It has a few clever ideas and a... Read more

A far more confident and competent iteration of the Souls template than what came before, Lords of the Fallen's all-round impressive design is marred by... Read more

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An absurdly generic Dark Souls clone whose general competence is all the more frustrating for the fact that it refuses to come up with a... Read more

Lords of the Fallen does a lot of things right. Its exploration is its strongest point, and jumping from the human and Umbra realms provides... Read more

While Lords of the Fallen has all the right Souls-like elements, its disjointed pacing and painful checkpoint system make much of the game a slow... Read more

Lords of the Fallen feels like a passionless soulslike, relying on the same old tricks to make its experience "difficult" all the while failing to... Read more

Lords of the Fallen has a well-crafted world, interesting stories, cool bosses, and plenty of player customization on offer. However, a frustrating dual-world mechanic holds... Read more

Lords of the Fallen sets a new benchmark for all Soulslikes out there. It masters what we love about the genre, and adds to it... Read more

After nearly a decade since the launch of the original Lords of the Fallen, CI Games and HexWorks deliver a reboot that exceeds all expectations.... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is enough to tide you over until the next Soulslike, and it has some arresting sights, but it lacks a focus... Read more

While this iteration of Lords of the Fallen sheds many of the flaws that plagued its predecessor, it also brings its own baggage. Excellent systems... Read more

Lords of the Fallen has a lot to offer but is largely held back by technical issues throughout, and the further I progressed through the... Read more

Taking all of this into account, it's still safe to recommend Lords of the Fallen to anyone remotely interested in this genre, be it veterans... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a great addition to the Soulslike family. The game feels familiar but brings some welcomed changes that I think many... Read more

You might want to give it a shot after it receives some patches and gets a more stable release since there’s a lot of untapped... Read more

Great visuals, and impressive voice acting but the combat could use way more improvements for Lords of the Fallen to be considered above average soulslike... Read more

In its current state, however, Lords of the Fallen proves that Hexworks still has a bit to go before it learns the same lessons that... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a game of uneven quality. At its best, it offers level design, bosses, and combat that’s generally up there among... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a fairly solid, enjoyable Souls-like that really finds the mood and atmosphere that was prevalent in early From titles. The... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a brilliant Souls-like and a great successor to the previous attempt, even though it has a few drawbacks. Between the... Read more

Despite its missteps, Lords of the Fallen is a solid soulslike with great potential. Read more

Lords of the Fallen shows promise and delivers an exciting adventure but falls short of providing a consistently engaging Souls-like experience. Read more

Lords of the Fallen looks and plays great but frustrating difficulty spikes and an undercooked narrative hold it back from reaching the heights of its... Read more

You will find one of the most fascinating, rewarding and in-depth souls like out there. Lords of the Fallen deserves to sit next to some... Read more

...some will fall in love with its inventive mechanics and rich lore, while others might find themselves tripped up by its shortcomings “Lords of the... Read more

There is a LOT to love here with Lords of the Fallen, and I am genuinely optimistic about the legs this game has, and the... Read more

Lords of the Fallen comes with some big caveats - it's designed to ambush the player in really snide ways, its boss distribution is erratic,... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a good follow-up with some unique aspects to help separate itself from the past. Read more

You know at the end of the day, LOTF (2023) has a lot of great aspects, but man these bugs are numerous, significant, and very... Read more

In all though, this is such a comprehensive replica of the Souls formula that a brief glance at the screen will result in most folks... Read more

While it addresses many aspects lacking during the franchise’s first outing, the overall experience still misses the high-water mark it aims for, with a glut... Read more

The team does a fantastic job of world building, while making a challenging and rewarding game. The game may start out as rather linear, but... Read more

To sum it up, Lords of the Fallen turned out to be an excellent entry into the soulslike genre, cleverly combining trusty mechanics from other... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is one of the better Soulslikes we’ve seen in a long time, but some design choices hold it back from true... Read more

While I enjoyed exploring Mournstead and appreciate what Lords of the Fallen brings to the soulslike formula, it ultimately fails to maintain consistency throughout. Read more

Lords of the Fallen far exceeded my expectations and has instantly jumped to be among my favourite Soulikes franchises alongside hits like Nioh and Remnant.... Read more

Lords of the Fallen (2023) is a competent soulsborne game with everything it needs to have to be considered an instant classic. Unfortunately, some very... Read more

While Lords of the Fallen has some great ideas and foundations for a successful game, it’s trying far too hard to reinvent itself that a... Read more

I was obsessed with Lords of the Fallen during my entire run with it, and happily looking to dive back in once I have some... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is better than its predecessor, mostly because it’s half of a good game instead of an entirely bad one, but it’s... Read more

Lords of the Fallen can take and sweep the house with the 2014 release. It's a game with its own charisma, very rewarding artistically, and... Read more

Ultimately, this new incarnation of Lords of the Fallen was only partially able to convince us. Read more

The game design and exploration logic tied to Lord of the Fallen's main mechanics work great, thanks to a game map layout that remains elaborate... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is an imperfect title, with numerous aspects that could have rendered it better, but it is still one of the most... Read more

Lords of the Fallen is a title we highly recommend to all action-RPG fans, especially if you're a fan of the soulslike subgenre. What we... Read more