What is the concept of this game?

[AerialComb]

From the trailers I understand the story, but they have very little gameplay videos. So, I am wondering if people know anything about the gameplay

[KOS-MOS]

Plays like a Soulsborne game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAkDFDAoPmU

[Khawi El Lil]

it is souls anime style game

[AerialComb]

Is there any comments from People that have played the game, has any comments if the controllers feels responsive or not? The weapon they are using mid video looks a little slow for the size.

[㊈ y u w e i]

Precisely, some people call it Weeb Souls lmao.. I have played the last demo on PS4, and I had a great time.. I actually can't wait for September

[㊈ y u w e i]

Originally posted by AerialComb:

Is there any comments from People that have played the game, has any comments if the controllers feels responsive or not? The weapon they are using mid video looks a little slow for the size.

We can't talk in the name of the PC port, cause all the demos were on PS4.. but I trust they shouldn't be that different, and I didn't encounter any issues when I played, the controls did feel responsive for a dynamic gameplay. :)

[AerialComb]

Well thanks everyone for the comments =)

[WhiteLezard]

I played the network test on PS4 a couple months ago. It's pretty much is a Dark Souls clone with an edgy artstyle and anime tiddies. Many of the gameplay mechanics from Souls are here, but there are some differences; for example the codes pretty much allow you to change "classes" on the fly and you're intended to use special skills in tandem with your melee attacks.
Speed-wise it's faster than Dark Souls 1 / 2 but still a bit slower than 3. I wield a giant hammer during the test and had no trouble handling it even when it was a fairly cumbersome weapon.

[KOS-MOS]

Originally posted by WhiteLezard:

I played the network test on PS4 a couple months ago. It's pretty much is a Dark Souls clone with an edgy artstyle and anime tiddies. Many of the gameplay mechanics from Souls are here, but there are some differences; for example the codes pretty much allow you to change "classes" on the fly and you're intended to use special skills in tandem with your melee attacks.
Speed-wise it's faster than Dark Souls 1 / 2 but still a bit slower than 3. I wield a giant hammer during the test and had no trouble handling it even when it was a fairly cumbersome weapon.

The bayonet rifle looks pretty cool too @14:51 here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59ktx_f8s2o

[fYner]

Originally posted by AerialComb:

Is there any comments from People that have played the game, has any comments if the controllers feels responsive or not? The weapon they are using mid video looks a little slow for the size.

I played the network test as well on PS4, to me the controls felt clunky, it wasn't exactly like in Dark Souls. It's rather like God Eater with Dark Souls-ish gameplay mechanic.

[zartiavan]

Movement and weapon animation Is really similar to the first Dark Souls.
Other than that, weapon have 0 impact, some animations are a little clunky(but again, like the first DS), from the demo seems like a really unbalanced game(easy to get overpowered). Some FPS lag here and there.

Also, from the e3 demo, and people that actually played both version, seems like weapon animations already got improved. A lot of "flashy blood arts". Weapon moveset is decent, for pretty much all types. Like God Eater, you can pretty much create your own combo using blood arts and weapon moveset.


Pretty much, seems to have some technical limitation, but the game itself is really fun, probably the best "soulsborne clone"(if we didn't count Nioh, of course).