Being a gamer in my 30s, I have pretty much 1 hour per day to play games. I gave up on Dark Souls as soon as I realized that I just don't have time for this. But we do, we play, we suffer, because "they" made us believe this was the best gaming experience ever. That being said, the difficulty level is just way, way too high - to a point that there's not fun at all to play it. Dark Souls is, no question about it, a beautiful game, challenging and well crafted. Developers and the media MADE US believe that suffering exhaustively with some sort of "do it again until you get good at it" business is something nice, something we want, the ideal gaming experience. I think Dark Souls is the perfect example of Psychological Marketing. Ask yourself: "do I really like this game?" or "am I really enjoying this?". Developers and the media MADE US believe that suffering exhaustively with some sort of "do it again until you get good at it" business is something nice, something we want, the ideal gaming Let's be honest for a second, here. I know this review will get marked as unhelpful, but I think it would be to someone who isn't already a Demon Souls fan, as I can see so many of the people leaving high-scores on here are. My advice? Rent before you buy - I've already traded my copy in. A huge amount of effort has gone into this game, it looks absolutely stunning and generates an incredible atmosphere, but that's not enough for me.
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I turn on my PS3 for escapism, whether it's for 10 minutes or 4 hours - all Dark Souls offers is frustration, the 4 or 5 hours I spent playing were some of the most miserable I can remember. I keep reading about "the hardest game ever made", maybe so, but isn't gaming meant to be fun? This game quite isn't. And this ties into my biggest problem of all. In fact each time you die you have less to fight with the second time round.
None of this would be a problem if I felt I was being rewarded for my time spent playing - but you just don't. And whilst you're redoing it for the second time, you'll probably die again, meaning you'll have to do it all again. This is a game where you die a lot, and each time you do you'll redo a lot of the stuff you've just spent 30 minutes doing. I read all the warnings about the difficulty, and the unforgiving gameplay, but figured it still sounded like my sort of game. And whilst you're redoing it for the This is undoubtedly not a game for everyone, as I discovered. This is undoubtedly not a game for everyone, as I discovered.
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