"Hand it over. That thing, your dark soul."

He literally said the thing!!!

Just for that, it makes up for a lot of the BS you have to put up with getting to the bosses. I absolutely hated the level design throughout this DLC and it's a shame because I honestly wanted to like the DLC since I'd heard such good things about it. It's full of projectile spam. They're shooting you from all the angles and it's easily one of the most frustrating things I've seen since Dark Souls 2's sadistic boss runs. Luckily, the non-gimmick bosses are quite the joy to fight. If the DLC was just a straightforward boss run with the demons, Midir, and Gael, I'd actually rate this DLC at maybe a 4/5 or 4.5/5, but with all the crap you have to put up to get to the good stuff, it evens out. It's better than the rest of Dark Souls 3, but that isn't saying much in my book. It's just not for me. I'm happy for other people that really do enjoy it, but I'm not into this final Dark Souls. Gael was actually easier than Friede, I think I beat him in less than 10 tries, but I wasn't keeping super hard track. Midir was even easier! I think I beat it in 4 tries. And finally, the Demon Prince, I beat on my 2nd try I believe. So I also feel that Bloodborne is harder than Dark Souls 3.

TLDR; He said the thing and I liked that

It's an easy to play walking simulator with an interesting story and some neat concepts that are implemented creatively through gameplay.

I applaud the developers on how well it can combine the story and game together so intuitively. However, I wasn't ever truly all that engaged even by the end.

It's a short game with some great ideas that is worth trying. I just don't think it resonated too much with me.