Darksiders III: Keepers of the Void Reviews
Overall, Keepers of the Void is an excellent piece of DLC that extends Darksiders III's replay value in a clever puzzle-laden way.
If you're looking for more of Darksider III, then Keepers of the Void won't disappoint with well-designed puzzles and exciting boss fights.
Review in Arabic | Read full review
That’s a fairly successful piece of DLC in my book.
With amazing puzzles, new weapons, new armors including Abyssal Armor, ability to upgrade armors and also some new locations and items, Keepers of the Void is a valuable DLC. If you enjoyed the base game of Darksiders III, then you should absolutely play Keepers of the Void too, specially if you like to solve environment puzzles. The most important aspect about Keepers of the Void is that beside being a valuable DLC to play, its new contents that tansport to the main game, make you want to play the base game again. I played Darksiders III once on launch, but playing Keepers of the Void and seeing its new content and elements, made me to play the main game two more time back to back to earn Platinium Trophy! Only a very good DLC could do this and fortunately Keepers of the Void is one of those very good DLCs.
Review in Persian | Read full review
Keepers of the Void brings nothing really new to the Darksiders 3 experience, but at least features some great puzzles - an important feature of the series. It is better if enjoyed during the main journey of Darksiders 3, due to the new items and weapons added to the game. Repeatability makes the journey a little boring, but the rewards can justify the player's effort.
Review in Portuguese | Read full review
Despite some initial freshness, Keepers of the Void doesn't add anything substantial to Fury's journey, other than an expensive way to unlock some new armour and weapons.
Keepers of the Void adds nothing but four challenging boss fight and a very good armour to the base game, so think about buying it if this is enough for you.Just don't expect nothing more story and gameplay-wise.
Review in Italian | Read full review
Enjoying Keepers of the Void comes down to what you like about Darksiders III. It's almost entirely puzzles, most of which rehash the same concept of moving blocks to progress. This can make it rather bland, assuming you want more variety. However, given you're getting a fairly large area to explore, new weapons and even some additional story content, there is enough here to see the value in it. At least beyond what The Crucible offered.
Darksiders III: Keepers of the Void is an enjoyable, classic feeling piece of content that gives an added touch of freshness to the game.
Darksiders 3's Keepers of the Void DLC adds some new puzzle gameplay to the action of the core game, but doesn't quite leave a lasting impression.
Despite some interesting puzzles, Keepers of the Void is a repetitive, shallow, and excruciatingly dull. The issues I was able to look past in the core game smacked me much harder this time around, and unlike the attacks in-game, I could see every one of these hits coming.
If you already own Darksiders 3 you should buy this DLC and get the full experience, but the fact you NEED the DLC to feel like you have the full game is unfortunate to say the least. Had this been included in the game at launch and the much-needed QOL upgrades been implemented, Darksiders 3 would have truly been the successor of the franchise.
Keepers of the Void is an interesting addition to the game, with some great boss battles, but ultimately is a fairly repetitive and uninspired experience that does little to enhance Darksiders III.