Darksiders

Darksiders tells the story of War, one of the Four Horsemen, who is accused of events he did not commit. You will have to understand a world gripped by the consequences of the apocalypse. In addition to battles, there is exploration of related areas, puzzles and platforming: almost every location requires not only a fight, but also attention. The weapons evolve, and the set of techniques expands along the way. Bosses require understanding their techniques, not just pushing them. It’s worth mentioning the structure: the levels combine battles, puzzles and platforming, so almost every location requires not only a fight, but also attention. In addition to battles, there is the development of weapons and an expansion of the set of techniques. Bosses require understanding of habits, not simple onslaught. The design is made in a comic book style, the presentation is daring, and the scale of events is felt from the first minutes. The duration is decent, and it will take more than one evening to complete if you don’t rush and inspect the side branches. In addition to combat, there is collecting and upgrading weapons, and this is a prominent part of the long journey. Some of the puzzles require the use of acquired skills, so the level is rarely replayed. In addition to battles, there is the collection and improvement of weapons, and this is a noticeable part of the path. Some puzzles require acquired skill, and this encourages full exploration. Other riddles can only be solved using acquired skills, so levels are rarely replayed. The comic book style is noticeable from the first minutes, as is the daring presentation. For those who enjoy action-packed adventures with riddles, the game remains a solid option.