Re-jogando em 2024, com todos os avanços que o gênero teve, Dark Souls me dá uma sensação estranha. Os problemas de design incomodam bem mais que os outros jogos, mas no geral ainda funciona muito bem. Depois de zerar, fiquei com vontade de jogar mais uma vez, com mais um build diferente.
O clima do jogo ainda é excelente, e um dos melhores da From, e o fato de no início não ter fast travel é deixa uma sensação de peso das escolhas. Ao mesmo tempo, acho que adicionar fast travel em certo ponto e nos outros jogos é acertado. O gameplay em si funciona melhor.
Em relação aos seus sucessores, acho que o que mais me incomodou dessa vez foi o combate. Muitos inimigos são simples demais, e muitos também tem um design ruim, como os Drakes. Muitos chefes também são ruins (Ceaseless, Centipede Demon, Bed of Chaos, etc..) e só no DLC os chefes tem um padrão de ataque mais ativo, como nos outros jogos. Os outros funcionam bem em sua simplicidade, mesmo que alguns sejam muito fáceis para alguem já experiente.
Apesar de o mapa interconectado (super legal) ser geralmente citado como uma característica muito importante, eu não acho que faz tanta diferença assim no gameplay. E as áreas serem feitas de forma que parecem não ter sido feitas para serem jogadas é bem interessante, lutar em ambientes bem fechados complementam bem a simplicidade de movesets, porém trazem suas frustrações também. O estilo de áreas mais abertas de Dark Souls 3 em diante é menos frustrante, especialmente quanto à câmera.
Apesar dos problemas, minha primeira experiência com Dark Souls foi muito boa e ficou na minha memória por anos, o valor histórico é altíssimo e eu colocaria nota 5 facilmente, mas vou diminuir um pouco para comparar com os outros da série.
O clima do jogo ainda é excelente, e um dos melhores da From, e o fato de no início não ter fast travel é deixa uma sensação de peso das escolhas. Ao mesmo tempo, acho que adicionar fast travel em certo ponto e nos outros jogos é acertado. O gameplay em si funciona melhor.
Em relação aos seus sucessores, acho que o que mais me incomodou dessa vez foi o combate. Muitos inimigos são simples demais, e muitos também tem um design ruim, como os Drakes. Muitos chefes também são ruins (Ceaseless, Centipede Demon, Bed of Chaos, etc..) e só no DLC os chefes tem um padrão de ataque mais ativo, como nos outros jogos. Os outros funcionam bem em sua simplicidade, mesmo que alguns sejam muito fáceis para alguem já experiente.
Apesar de o mapa interconectado (super legal) ser geralmente citado como uma característica muito importante, eu não acho que faz tanta diferença assim no gameplay. E as áreas serem feitas de forma que parecem não ter sido feitas para serem jogadas é bem interessante, lutar em ambientes bem fechados complementam bem a simplicidade de movesets, porém trazem suas frustrações também. O estilo de áreas mais abertas de Dark Souls 3 em diante é menos frustrante, especialmente quanto à câmera.
Apesar dos problemas, minha primeira experiência com Dark Souls foi muito boa e ficou na minha memória por anos, o valor histórico é altíssimo e eu colocaria nota 5 facilmente, mas vou diminuir um pouco para comparar com os outros da série.
De los peores onboardings de la historia. Una vez puedes pasar, es un juego único, pero lejos de ser perfecto. La historia mola si eres un friki, si eres una persona normal no vas a enterarte de nada. Recomendable no tener miedo a usar guías
backtracking shortens my lifespan
This review contains spoilers
I first played this close to release, around 2011 2012 and i dropped it upon reaching the Capra Demon. I returned to it frequently, 3 or 4 times, and hardquit each time at that fucking box room with that miserable prick.
I finally returned to it in 2022, after conquering a lot of what Fromsoft had to offer, and found the Capra Demon still difficult, but not insurmountably so. This time i pressed on, further, to see iconic bosses whos names i'd heard of in passing but had no experience with.
Game is good, and has become synonymous with quality for a reason. Docking it a point for bad bosses and some dull NPCs, but remains a must play.
I finally returned to it in 2022, after conquering a lot of what Fromsoft had to offer, and found the Capra Demon still difficult, but not insurmountably so. This time i pressed on, further, to see iconic bosses whos names i'd heard of in passing but had no experience with.
Game is good, and has become synonymous with quality for a reason. Docking it a point for bad bosses and some dull NPCs, but remains a must play.
Real gamers don't attack Priscilla.
Eu tentei, eu JURO que tentei, mas jogos lentos como soulslike não é pra mim, nada aqui funciona o suficiente pra me agradar, simplesmente desisto.
I love this game more than life sometimes. This game's environment is unmatched compared to the other games.
Das schwerste Spiel der Welt
I like to make fun of people who hate the Demons Souls remake because it “Looks too good”, but then I thought about how I would feel if this game got a remake that made it look like Demons Souls. And uh, ya okay I get it now. It would feel completely different. And this game, one of the most important games ever made, doesn’t need one.
Incredible interconnected world & level design that takes what worked from Demon's Souls and brings it to an even higher level of greatness. One of the most important & influential games of all time for good reason.
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but that's only because the second half is unfinished and half of the bosses are complete jokes. this game is such a unique experience when compared to the rest of from soft games (havent played demon souls), the areas and bosses just play of each other so incredibly well, it's not a feeling they managed to capture in any of the later games (truly a turning point for them since it feels like a modernized kings field now that im thinking abt it).
but that's only because the second half is unfinished and half of the bosses are complete jokes. this game is such a unique experience when compared to the rest of from soft games (havent played demon souls), the areas and bosses just play of each other so incredibly well, it's not a feeling they managed to capture in any of the later games (truly a turning point for them since it feels like a modernized kings field now that im thinking abt it).
This is the game that put From Software on the radar as a proper AAA game developer. Insanely replayable and top-notch world & enemy/boss design and lore. The difficulty was just right, hard but fair and that's how i like it.
A modern classic, and a phenomenal game, but I can't help but feel it's a tad overrated. Not the peak of the series by any means, but still a game I love to return to. It's a bit rough around the edges, but that gives it some charm, to an extent.
Recompensas só existem se você se esforçou para obtê-las. (vale do 1 ao 3 + DLCs)
поебота ебучая, а не горгульи и еще те мудаки по пути к ним. вот
PERFEITO
it was a throwback at the time, so as you can imagine more than ten years on it feels extra clunky. however the core appeal of its art design, lore, and combat system remain as strong as ever. worth playing for the historical importance alone.
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Fuck the Crystal Caves, all my homies hate the Crystal Caves
A pleasure to replay
It's freaking Dark Souls! Duh!
I’m extremely happy I finally tried this game. It’s a beautiful work of art but it’s also bullshit sometimes. Blight town ended my first playthrough and I just recently replayed this game to completion and I’m glad I did
Plin plin plon
While we take it for granted for how influential this game has become, Dark Souls I feels like a remnant from previous console generations when devs took risks to make the games they wanted.
Because of this, it now stands above nearly every game and is one of the few games I'd say everyone needs to play.
Because of this, it now stands above nearly every game and is one of the few games I'd say everyone needs to play.
Lots of fun; even though it's flawed, still has lots of charm and unique ideas
The sweetheart that can do no wrong despite the last half of the game being unfinished dogshit. But that doesn't take away from how good the first half is. I just wish the entire game was that good.
Solid af.
Loved the world and how everything would lead back to the main area, Firelink shrine. Everything is interconnected beautifully. The Firelink shrine theme is also a banger and got me feeling stuff I don't even know how to explain. It was just so cathartic beating a chore of a boss then limping back to firelink and hearing that relaxing music while spending my hard earned souls.
I didn't find the game difficult but the hardest part was without a doubt the Dragon Slayer Ornstein and Executioner Smough boss fight. I must have spent an hour dying but I was slowly improving. By the time I was getting the hand of it, the boss glitched out of the screen and died instantly I still have no idea what happened. This was the only glitch I ever experienced in the whole game which I found funny.
The DLC, also solid, it had great boss fights that were fair and basically skill checks, none of them felt as impossible as Ornstein and Smough. Artorias is probably one of the best bosses I've fought in a video game, I knew where to improve every time I died and had his move set down to a study. Incredibly satisfying when I took him down.
One complain is that the game doesn't hold your hand whatsoever in terms of where you need to go, I had to pull up a guide a few times to show me where to go next according to my level. You can do that or either go to an area under leveled to die 20 times and figure out this isn't actually the place you're supposed to go to yet. Plus the paths you are supposed to go to are so well blended in the not so good graphics that I doubt I would have even been able to find them on my own.
This game was just a bit harder than Demon Souls (the only other Soulsborne I've played) but nothing rage worthy. Would love to play this again
Loved the world and how everything would lead back to the main area, Firelink shrine. Everything is interconnected beautifully. The Firelink shrine theme is also a banger and got me feeling stuff I don't even know how to explain. It was just so cathartic beating a chore of a boss then limping back to firelink and hearing that relaxing music while spending my hard earned souls.
I didn't find the game difficult but the hardest part was without a doubt the Dragon Slayer Ornstein and Executioner Smough boss fight. I must have spent an hour dying but I was slowly improving. By the time I was getting the hand of it, the boss glitched out of the screen and died instantly I still have no idea what happened. This was the only glitch I ever experienced in the whole game which I found funny.
The DLC, also solid, it had great boss fights that were fair and basically skill checks, none of them felt as impossible as Ornstein and Smough. Artorias is probably one of the best bosses I've fought in a video game, I knew where to improve every time I died and had his move set down to a study. Incredibly satisfying when I took him down.
One complain is that the game doesn't hold your hand whatsoever in terms of where you need to go, I had to pull up a guide a few times to show me where to go next according to my level. You can do that or either go to an area under leveled to die 20 times and figure out this isn't actually the place you're supposed to go to yet. Plus the paths you are supposed to go to are so well blended in the not so good graphics that I doubt I would have even been able to find them on my own.
This game was just a bit harder than Demon Souls (the only other Soulsborne I've played) but nothing rage worthy. Would love to play this again
Wahrscheinlich nicht perfekt, aber ich hab’s in meiner Jugend zu Tode gespielt und kann deswegen nichts anderes geben, als einen perfekten Score.
The start of my favorite videogame franchise (Yes I know Demon's Souls exists, but this was mine). Revolutionary game mechanics that continue to be implemented in many games today. Created its own Genre.