Lords of the Fallen Gameplay - First 10 Minutes #walkthrough
1The Lords of the Fallen introduces an all-new, epic RPG adventure in a vast, interconnected world more than five times larger than the original game.
After an age of the cruellest tyranny, the demon God, Adyr, was finally defeated. But Gods… do not fall forever. Now, aeons later, Adyr’s resurrection draws nigh. As one of the fabled Dark Crusaders, journey through both the realms of the living and the dead in this expansive RPG experience, featuring colossal boss battles, fast challenging combat, thrilling character encounters, and deep, immersive storytelling. Will your legend be one of light… or one of darkness?
Dare to Hope.
Key Features
Explore Vast, Interconnected Worlds – Journey across two expansive, parallel worlds in your epic quest to overthrow Adyr. While the living realm presents its own brutal challenges, untold terrors lurk in the nightmarish realm of the dead.
Define Your Own Legend – Fully customize your character’s appearance from a wide array of visual options, before selecting one of nine character classes. Whichever starting path you take, develop your character to your own playstyle by upgrading stats, weapons, armour and spells.
Master Fast, Challenging Fluid Tactical Combat – Only those that master the deep, tactical combat can hope to survive. Choose from 100s of uniquely brutal weapons, or forgo metal for magic with devastating attacks of the arcane.
Unite or Fight in Online Multiplayer – Experience the expansive, single player campaign alone, or invite a second player to join your adventure in uninterrupted, online co-op. But be warned – Heroes from other realms can, and will invade.
Wield a Device of Ungodly Power – Your lantern possesses the ungodly power to cross between worlds. Use this dark art to reach forgotten places, unearth fabled treasures, and even manipulate the very soul of your foe.
Rise from Death – Fall in the world of the living, and rise again… in the world of the dead. You now have one final chance to return to your living state, as all manner of hellish creature descends upon you.
Key Features
Embark upon two vast, parallel world—that of the living… and the dead.
Master a fast, fluid and challenging combat system.
Wield devastating magic attacks and character buffs.
Invite a second player to join your campaign in uninterrupted, online multiplayer.
Encounter a wide array of characters, eager to offer a dubious hand…
Fully customize your own unique character.
Choose from nine starting character classes, including Knight, Rogue, and Fire Apprentice.
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The reboot of 2014’s action role-playing game Lords of the Fallen may include post-launch content, but that will depend on the players, according to developer HexWorks. Set in a dark fantasy world after the defeat of the tyrannical god Adry, Lords of the Fallen has a decidedly Soulslike feel, not just in gameplay but in setting. And thanks to the details about the game that have begun to trickle out since its official announcement at Gamescom 2022, many people are already eager to dig in.
In addition to promising 60fps on both Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, Lords of the Fallen will also offer cross-platform co-op play. Despite that and the game’s very appealing graphics, the minimum PC requirements for Lords of the Fallen are fairly forgiving, meaning that even players without the highest-end setups should be able to enjoy the game. Unlike a few major releases in 2023, the upcoming action RPG will only need about 12 GB of RAM and will support a regular hard drive.
Screenshots and gameplay footage of Lords of the Fallen shared online thus far already have a lot of people interested in potential DLC for the game. In a recent interview with MP1st, head of HexWorks, Saul Gascon, revealed that the studio is planning at least six months of post-launch support, including free updates and improvements. As for more robust post-release content for Lords of the Fallen, Gascon says that will depend on whether the community really wants it. “We have several things in mind,” said the developer, but whether those ideas come to fruition will hinge on player interest.
Lords of the Fallen is a single-player action RPG and, as such, gamers of course shouldn’t expect seasonal content updates like a live-service title would receive. Instead, any post-launch releases would come in the form of DLC like an additional story mission or two, or maybe some new gear. And much like Elden Ring’s Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, which still has no release date six months after its announcement, additional content for these types of games may take a while to hit store shelves.
When the original Lords of the Fallen launched in 2014, it quickly became a sleeper hit. Though it received generally good reviews, it was overshadowed by other releases and didn’t jump into the limelight like its inspirations from the Dark Souls series.