Lords of the Fallen

Lords of the Fallen is an action role-playing game in a dark fantasy world, where the hero undertakes to challenge a powerful creature. The world is divided into two layers, and switching between them is the basis of all mechanics. The lantern allows you to look into the underbelly: there are passages, clues and dangers that are not visible on the surface. Fights require accuracy: opponents hit hard, and your stamina is enough for a couple of actions. In addition to combat, there is character development, equipment, and many hidden places. It’s worth mentioning separately about the two layers of the world: switching between them is not only a trick, but also a way to solve problems, look for passages and find enemies where they were not expected. In addition to battles, there is equipment, hero development and many hidden places. The difficulty is high: mistakes are punished quickly, and bosses require training. The design is dark and expressive, and the music heightens the tension. The game requires patience, but rewards for understanding the mechanics, and not for reaction speed. A flashlight helps in finding hiding places, and without it, some of the passages will simply go unnoticed. Death is not the end of the party here, but the loss of resources is noticeable, so caution is warranted. A flashlight helps to look for hiding places; without it, some of the passages will go unnoticed. The difficulty is high, so you should approach the bosses prepared, and not in a rush. Sometimes it is more profitable to walk the path quietly, bypassing the skirmish, because strength is spent quickly, and enemies rarely walk alone. There are short cuts between the fires, and finding such a passage makes the journey much easier. The game is complex and designed for the patient, but it has an expressive design and an unusual structure. The project is suitable for anyone who loves challenges.