but I honestly think their level design is what sets them apart. They are generally praised for their lore, atmosphere, enemy design, difficulty, etc. That is the feeling of exploration and wandering I adore about these games. you know what´s my favourite aspect of the game? Yeah, the separation in levels may be more nuanced than in Dark Souls 1, for example, but for me exploring every corner looking for items and totally alert and aware of my surroundings in case an enemy suddenly appears or the floor just colapses. A spiritual successor to Demons Souls, the action RPG Dark Souls is set in a. I am playing Dark Souls III at the moment, and so far. Drops: Target Shield, Throwing Knives, Thief Dagger, Hollow Thief Armor.

but once again, it was the levels and their lay-out what really got me. I loved the frantic gameplay, the atmosphere, etc. Later in the year, I finished Bloodborne, and what a game. My first game was Dark Souls Remastered, and while I found it a pretty demanding experience, the level design and the interconnection of the maps just blew me away. I started enjoying this series last year.

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