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Great game although I’d have to say that the game doesn’t really pick up until you meet Grand Master Argul. He’s really the game’s driving force and is the main reason why I’m so invested in the Dark Soul’s lore. That being said, I had to stop and take a break on several occasions as the gameplay caused me to get a little more emotional than id like to admit. Although, who could really blame me? Watching Argul flawlessly defeat every enemy in the game without breaking a sweat would bring tears to any grown man’s eyes. One can only hope Argul makes a return in from software’s next game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
“Argul more like hard stool because you’ll be ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ bricks when you see him in action” – Guprit Gamers
Gameplay: N/A
Lore: N/A
Graphics: N/A
Grand Master Argul: 10/10
Replay ability: N/A