Lords of the Fallen

Top Critic Average

17%

Critics Recommend

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3/20

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Eurogamer

7 / 10

IGN

7.4 / 10

PC Gamer

58 / 100

Game Rant

3 / 5

GamesRadar+

3 / 5

Game Informer

8.5 / 10

Polygon

7.5 / 10

GameSpot

8 / 10

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Creators: Bandai Namco Games, Deck 13

Release Date: Oct 28, 2014 - PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5

Lords of the Fallen Review Summary

Critic Consensus

Lords of the Fallen is an adequate Dark Souls clone which takes some of the better aspects of FromSoftware's challenging series, but does not execute them to an extent that is worthy of a purchase; especially with Dark Souls 3 already out

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Critic Reviews for Lords of the Fallen

Eurogamer

Dan Whitehead

7 / 10

I just wish it wasn't so happy to sit in another game's shadow, and made more of the few fresh mechanisms that might distinguish it and move the genre forwards. Instead, it hews so closely to a proven template that it's basically a pretty good action-adventure by default. Yet as the game clock ticked towards 20 hours and beyond, I could never quite shake the feeling that I'd still rather be failing in Dark Souls than succeeding in Lords of the Fallen.

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IGN

Leif Johnson

7.4 / 10.0

Lords of the Fallen has fun combat and a good spin on Dark Souls' skill system, but its hero is overpowered.

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PC Gamer

Tyler Wilde

58 / 100

A competent action RPG with real challenge that lets you get a little too powerful—that is, if your PC is powerful enough to run it without crashing.

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Game Rant

Denny Connolly

'Lords of the Fallen' attempts to put a fresh spin on the 'Dark Souls' system by turning down the difficulty and turning up the cutting-edge graphics.

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