dark souls 3 review

The Souls-Borne Series has been like a breath of fresh air when games were becoming increasingly condescending. The series introduced innovative online multiplayer and messaging system. More than that though, From Software dared to bring back rules and design choices that had not been seen in years. Going through the whole level just to face up with a boss who might squash you in seconds? Ninja Gaiden did that on the NES in 1988. Demon’s Souls, dared to do it 2009. Two years later, Dark Souls refined the ideas further and is now widely regarded as one of the greatest games of all time. Dark Souls II followed up, and though it was equally well received, middling level design and other issues meant that it didn’t quite reach the heights of it’s illustrious predecessor. Dark...