Lords of the Fallen

Lords of the Fallen - PC (Steam)

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About

Lords of the Fallen for PC is an action role-playing game, both the successor to and a reboot of the 2014 game of the same name. The game is played with third-person point of view. About the Game You will begin by creating and customising your avatar, choosing from one of several character classes (see below for some details). Two worlds or realms are layered on top of each other: one being the living world, the other the world of the dead. Axiom is the realm of the living and it is in ...
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Rating: PEGI 18
Developer:
HEXWORKS,
Publisher:
CI Games,
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Genre: Action, Adventure, RPG,
Recent Steam reviews: Mostly positive (422)
All Steam reviews: Mostly positive (17807)
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Visuals

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Game features

Steam Deck Playable
Single-player
Online PvP
Online Co-op
Cross-Platform Multiplayer
Steam Achievements
Steam Cloud
Family Sharing
Xbox Controller Support
DualShock Controller Support
DualSense Controller Support

Description

Lords of the Fallen for PC is an action role-playing game, both the successor to and a reboot of the 2014 game of the same name. The game is played with third-person point of view.



About the Game


You will begin by creating and customising your avatar, choosing from one of several character classes (see below for some details). Two worlds or realms are layered on top of each other: one being the living world, the other the world of the dead. Axiom is the realm of the living and it is in this space that the game will mostly play out, with glimpses of and visits to Umbral, the spectral realm of the dead.

These worlds share the same physical space, and – usefully – an impossible task (escape from an enclosed cave, for example) might be not only possible, but positively easy in the alternate realm which might have secret tunnels leading to freedom, for example.
If you are killed in Axiom, you respawn in the same place, but in Umbral this time. You will have to find a way to return to Axiom and regather your lost loot, XP etc. However, if you are killed again, before you’ve had the chance to get back to Axiom, you will revert to your last save point, and lose any unsaved loot.



Scripted save points are rare (on either side) but you can create your own save points using remnants of Umbral monsters (of which there are many!) Each level of the game boasts an impressive boss fight, and you will have to kill them more than once. Your first kill results in the bosses transforming and hitting you even harder for a second go-round.
The first boss you will face is Pieta, who begins as an immense knight with impressive light magic spells, who transforms into an angel who can fly over your head, and throws even more intense light magic at you. You will almost certainly not survive your first encounter with her – the game has Soulslike vibes in that regard! – but you will learn each time you face up to her. Boglord, the second boss, is very different being… quite gross, let’s say!



Enemies have a nasty habit of hiding behind boxes and then lunging out at just the right moment to try and shove you off the edge of cliffs and mountains. But you can also do this back to them, and it is most satisfying to anticipate an attack and send the enemies plummeting away. Also master Soul Flaying, which involves grabbing their soul from their body and throwing it off the nearest high place – their body will follow.
The ambiance of the two realms couldn’t be more different: living Axiom is bathed in a warm, comforting glow, while deathly Umbral is oppressively dark and depraved with flesh-like tendrils that climb and spread, eyeballs that constantly watch you, and bodies all plastered against the wall.



As you play in Axiom, you use a lantern that shines a light into Umbral so you can see the differences between the two realms. Sometimes, as mentioned above, this reveals a secret path or hidden treasure, and occasionally it can reveal an Umbral parasite boosting the powers of the enemy you are fighting – taking care of that will even the odds a bit!
Sometimes you need to go into Umbral itself, usually to interact with these hidden pathways or loot, or to create a path that will then exist in Axiom. However, remember that dying in Umbral tends to be more costly than dying in Axiom – you will lose your loot! But the game is well balanced and having the option to jump realms adds to the excitement of exploration, especially when you find treasure in one realm that doesn’t exist on the other.



The Nitty Gritty


You will use melee weapons and magic to defeat your enemies, and you can also play cooperatively with another player or against a friend in player-vs-player mode. Game play is fast and responsive, showing that the game has taken advantage of all the technological advances since the previous game.
Your choice of class at the beginning of the game is just a starting point, and you can then add skills and weapons that you like, to create a very customised character that embraces your personal preferences in fighting skills and style.



As you defeat enemies, you earn in-game currency, which can be swapped for status points at Vestiges (sort of checkpoints in the game) – you need to do this to upgrade. When you are killed in the game, in Axiom, your currency is dropped, so you must hurry to complete the level in the Umbral to get back to your dropped possessions. If you die in the Umbral, your currency is lost.
The whole main game will take about forty or fifty hours to play through, and given the level of challenge you will be facing for much of this time, you will find that to be more than enough! Enemy attacks are very precisely timed, allowing you just enough time to dodge with no margin for error, which wilk jeep your heartrate high and your attention engaged.



Some of the Classes in Lords of the Fallen


There are nine classes altogether in the game, and you will find amongst them the following:

  • Blackfeather ranger: Speedy, handy and armed with an axe and a shield. He moves fast and adapts well to battle situations.

  • Knight: Well-armed with moderately heavy armour (which slows him down a little), this class is a good, solid choice for a good all-rounder.

  • Rogue: Armed lightly with a pair of daggers, this class relies on speed and melee attacks.

  • Fire Apprentice: Uses magic to lob fire balls at enemies, taking care of any survivors with their long and heavy staff afterwards!


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    Configurations

    minimum*

    • OS: Windows 10 64bit
    • Processor: intel i5 8400 | AMD Ryzen 5 2600
    • Memory: 12 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 6GBs VRAM | NVIDIA GTX-1060 | AMD Radeon RX 590
    • DirectX: Version 12
    • Storage: 45 GB available space
    • Additional Notes: 720p Low Quality Settings (30FPS) | SSD (Preferred) | HDD (Supported)

    recommended*

    • OS: Windows 10 64bit
    • Processor: intel i7 8700 | AMD Ryzen 5 3600
    • Memory: 16 GB RAM
    • Graphics: 8GBs VRAM | NVIDIA RTX-2080 | AMD Radeon RX 6700
    • DirectX: Version 12
    • Network: Broadband Internet connection
    • Storage: 45 GB available space
    • Additional Notes: 1080p High Quality Settings (60FPS) | SSD Required

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    Good gem
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    THIS GAME ISN'T FOR SIMS PLAYER or people who complain about the difficulty when you buy a Soulslike, pffff. The game is good; I love its dark fantasy atmosphere. Some bosses are annoying, but otherwise, they're generally beautiful and really cool. You need also a good computeur, not with GPU series GTX1000 or with 8 GIGA RAM!!!
    • Good athmosphere
    • Soul like and NOT SIMS LIKE
    • need good or middle PC/Computer configuration.
    • Key assignment in QWERTY , not AZERTY.
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    Instead of the Lords of the fallen 2023 the code I recieved was for the Lords of the Fallen 2014.
    • No pros, just scam
    • got scammed
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    Very good game! Same like dark souls 1
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    I bought It only for play with my friend in cross platform but we r founding a lot of problems, continuous crashing of the game, item issues, i Hope they Will fix It because the game seems good.
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    nice game
    • good Multiplayer
    • Good Boss fights
    • Umbral feature is cool
    • Multiplayer is only 2 player
    • no Map / no mini map
    • long loading times
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    Great game. Its a bit easier than dark souls which i like.
    • Good looking game
    • Fun mechanics
    • Cool story
    • Enemy variation
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    I like the game
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    too hard for me, and not beautiful as elden ring
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    Lords of the Fallen Review

    Lords of the Fallen is a solid soulslike game with a dark and atmospheric world, challenging combat, and a variety of interesting enemies and bosses. However, it is held back by some technical issues, pacing problems, and a lack of originality.

    Overall, Lords of the Fallen is a decent soulslike game, but it is not without its flaws. If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding experience, then it is worth checking out. However, if you are expecting a polished and refined game, then you may be disappointed.

    Score: 7/10
    • Dark and atmospheric world
    • Challenging combat
    • Variety of interesting enemies and bosses
    • Technical issues
    • Pacing problems
    • Lack of originality
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    Trash game performances, lot of FPS drops, game crashed 10 times in less than 2 hrs played. It just feels same as when i bought SW : Jedi Survivor. They just sold an unfinished game., i just feel like i got screwed once again.
    • FPS drops, crashes all the time
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    the game could be better if they improved the optimization, the worst part of this game is when we kill the boss and after a while

    you can meet him as an ordinary opponent, I recommend waiting for the promotion of this game because for that much it is better to buy Pinocchio.

    my rating for this game is 5/10

    gtx 1080ti ryzen 5 pro 3600 drops to 20 fps on low settings
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    The game runs correctly on a latest-generation PC (7900XTX / i7-13700K) in ultra mode, with some loss of fps but nothing disturbing (average 150 fps), and on a laptop with a 3070 TI composition and a Ryzen 5 you will have from 55 to 75 fps while on high settings. The game uses Unreal Engine 5 so the graphics are pretty good, but for the moment I haven't played too much of it, so I can't judge it on its content, other than the combat feels pretty good.
    • Graphics
    • Fluid Combat
    • Double Dimension Gameplay
    • Small FPS Loss
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