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Dark Souls III (PS4)

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  • Atmospheric Visuals: dynamic lighting and particle effects immerse players into a dark fantasy world of ruin.
  • Interconnected World: expertly crafted world encourages players to explore vast and breathtaking landscapes.
  • Sword Action: diversifies combat action allowing players to craft their own unique play style.
  • Unique Online System: evolution of trademark online multiplayer functionality that seamlessly integrates online interactions into single player story.

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Neal Endacott
5.0 out of 5 stars The boss battles were fantastic, and the pvp encounters were the best I ...
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2018
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard
I just finished this game a few days ago, it was one of my all time favorites. I spent over 200 hours with it and ended at level 150. The boss battles were fantastic, and the pvp encounters were the best I have experienced in any game. I have also played both Dark Souls I and II. This was my favorite. The covenant system worked well, the graphics are very good, the controls are just great. When I lost a battle I felt it was because I had dome something wrong, not because I had been cheated in some way. Some of my encounters with other online players were humbling, but when I did beat a good online opponent it was very satisfying, as was the cooperation to beat the bosses. The complexity of the weapons and stats systems is a also a lot of fun to learn and experiment with. I loved this game and will miss it.
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Ruben Daniels
3.0 out of 5 stars Ok
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2023
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I purchased for my grandson but he wasn't impressed with the graphics after playing some newer games such as horizon.
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PRNLM
2.0 out of 5 stars Fromsoft has a problem, and it's not the combat.
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023
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I beat Elden Ring a couple times 'cause my kid wanted to go through it together, but I wasn't super high on it. But then all these people I know were like "Oh no, not Elden Ring, that's your problem you have to try Dark Souls OMG OMG OMG it's sooo much better Elden Ring is a mess."

So I got ahold of Dark Souls III. And for a while I was playing through it okay, bunch of areas, beat a bunch of bosses, trophies accumulating, etc. and then—nothing. Nowhere to go, nothing new. Dead end. For weeks. Running around the map looking for what to do next. And it's not an open world, so that gets _boring_ really fast.

Finally I asked someone what to do next and they were like "have you beaten X, have you beaten Y, have you beaten Z" and I was like WAIT I've never even seen these people, where do I find them. Let's start with X, where do I find X?

And then in that very Fromsofty way from Elden Ring only _worse_ it was like well you have to go into this obscure corner way back at the beginning of the game where it looks like nothing is there but if you move just right there will be a tiny piece of inconsequential loot that you can pick up and if you pick that up then seven bosses and 70 hours later when you are many major areas farther on, it will cause this one segment of this very long wall to be fake so if you realize to strike that (even though it doesn't look any different) you can then go around a bunch of corners and get this other piece of loot that will make it so that if you teleport to these places in this order at the end there will be this person there who doesn't seem to say anything of consequence but once you have talked to them, you can go back to this other place and now instead of inconsequential item A there will be inconsequential item B so click on it and it will seem like nothing happens but now if you teleport over there to this place you've been through a million times there will be a statue and then if you walk past the statue and do a wave in just the right spot you will be teleported to this area that can't be reached in any other way where there's a boss and after you beat them if you work really hard and climb around on this thing it seems like you definitely can't climb on then after 40-50 attempts you will reach a little ledge where there's another piece of secret loot and if you get that and then teleport to this other early game area...

and so on

and so on

Like, everyone talks about the combat in Fromsoft games, but the combat is fine for what it is. The problem is that everything is so obscure that you basically have to look around every single room from floor to ceiling, hit every single panel of wall in the game, talk to every single NPC, kill every single enemy, and run through every single area over and over again, mixing in random orders and endless repetition, with slight changes each time, to progress the game. Otherwise you're just standing around with nothing to do.

And even after having it explained to you a dozen times, you have no idea what is going on or how it makes any sense besides just being obscure, log, random chains of actions in disconnected areas.

Like, I have a life. Maybe this means I'm not "gud" but I can swing a sword and kill stuff. What I can't do is figure this kind of stuff out. I guess maybe some have the time to do it and points to you, that's very, very impressive, at the level of sheer patience and bloody-mindedness if nothing else, but seriously how many thousands of hours would it have taken me wandering around killing all the stuff I already killed a hundred times to figure some of this stuff out? Would I ever have figured it out?

These games could have been great if Fromsoft didn't seem to be trying to very hard to make the sequence of events and the story completely hidden, opaque, and impossible to figure out.

"But if this really was a world, the characters really would want to hide it, and it really would be very hard to find, and most people who tried really would get to old age and die without solving it as a result" (I was told this).

Um okay, but this isn't a world, it's a video game. And I want to spend a few dozen hours pressing buttons and seeing scenery and be entertained and see the ending. I like puzzle games, but only when there's logic to them. There's no logic in these games, it's just random obscure stuff, often stuff that you only do once per game (i.e. make a particular gesture at this particular statue for no apparent reason) and that's part of a long chain of obscure stuff in disparate areas that you only do once per game.

Different negative experience than Elden Ring to some extent but still the same in the end. Fought fine until I thought I was in the mid or late game and then just plain ran out of stuff to do. Walked around killing everything for the dozenth time until I was ready to just chuck it, but asked other people what I was supposed to do. And it wasn't a path I'd missed or something, it was a bunch of long long chains of random actions that I had never taken because _why the hell would I_ that were needed to progress.

Unsatisfying. Combat's fine. But Fromsoft seems to be in love with this obscure nonsense. It doesn't have to be Horizon Zero Dawn with quest markers pock-marking the landscape and a dozen long cutscenes for every two or three kills.

But for god's sake, at least make it make sense, and have characters talk in intelligible riddles rather than unintelligible one-liners like "Welcome, Unkindled One, purloiner of Cinders. Mind you, the mantle of Lord interests me none." that we are somehow supposed to decipher lengthy lists of disconnected actions across the map (without a map).
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Shawn Jochum
1.0 out of 5 stars One Star
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: Standard
Absolutely garbage of a game. Don't waste your money.
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Starkiller
5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastico!
Reviewed in Italy on January 17, 2023
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Da amante della serie, non posso non aver apprezzato questo gioco. Stupendo.
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william
5.0 out of 5 stars Bra spel
Reviewed in Sweden on September 20, 2022
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Bra pris, snab leverans
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Penny Pincher
5.0 out of 5 stars Review and soft players guide!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 5, 2017
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
I have played every Souls game (even that one) and I love Dark Souls 3. I can't stop playing it, I never get tired of it. This game is the sequel to the first souls game I always secretly wanted. Continuing the story of the world, improving game mechanics (that aspect especially!) combat and the infamous boss battles. My advice for playing a souls game is this: Don't feel bad if you can't figure things out on your own. I know what I'm doing and even I get stuck from time to time. A-lot of the games choices are incredibly arbitrary. For instance, the NPC interactions have always been one of the best parts of Dark Souls and it breaks my heart that they're so easy to miss. This game does improve some-what as most of them are on the main path but they all have 1 bit thats very easy to miss and the whole quest line is shot.

Dark Souls has always relied on the shared knowledge of the community and thats a double edged sword. Its very easy to have the entire games lore and surprises spoiled for you. I have met people who will pretty much read to you the games entire plot even though they were asked a completely different question.

For your first character...always keep it simple. In Dark Souls 1 it was the Pyromancer and here its definitely the Knight. Just focus on getting your strength, dexterity, stamina, vigor and vitality up. I like to keep them all on the same level, personally. And give yourself as much Estus as possible, you won't need the Ashen Estus flask unless you're using spells which I don't recommend for your first play through in this games case. So make the blacksmith one of the first people you talk to. Pro-tip: Embers are your best friend. They're worth 1000 souls and when used restore all your health instantly, so use them to save your estus once per life. Explore! See anything shiny? Pick it up, see something? Assess the situation and pick them off one by one, think you can make that jump or get to that area, give it a try, does that wall look suspicious? hit it! An item you're not familiar with? Try talking to somebody or taking it to the fire to see if any new options or dialogue pops up. Sell anything you can't think of a use for or store it for later, if you must. You do need all the souls you can get after all!

For your first play through only really focus on going down one path and once thats exhausted, try the other path until thats exhausted and so on. The game rewards exploration and being careful! Its worth investing in a bow or some firebombs. If you do heed this advice its very likely you'll find and kill most of the games bosses. There are three optional areas and bosses you see, all easy to miss if you're not paying attention. They're not mandatory or anything but are just more large things to kill. two of the three are very easy to find if you heed this advice, the third is very tricky. You see you need to have visited one of the other areas to access the the other. So do stay observant!
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M.M
5.0 out of 5 stars Mejor imposible
Reviewed in Spain on December 14, 2016
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Recibido en fecha, en perfecto estado, muy buen precio y del juego poco decir muchísimas horas de diversión de un juego que te otorga el don de la paciencia, compra muy aconsejable
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Francesco
5.0 out of 5 stars -
Reviewed in Italy on April 20, 2018
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4Edition: StandardVerified Purchase
Uno dei migliori videogiochi a cui abbia mai giocato. Molto consigliato, ma bisogna essere un po' consapevoli di che tipo di gioco è prima di comprarlo
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