This was easily my favorite game of 2023. It was tough, but I loved what Neowiz and R8 did with this title. The weapons, the story, the bosses, level design - it was all really well done. Like you said, the devs were really confident in this title and it shows. Thanks for the video!

Love your content man. Please keep putting out essays like this and don’t be discouraged by the lower amount of views on this one opposed to your Lords of the Fallen entry. You’re incredible at breaking down the mechanics and nuances of the souls-like genre, especially the boss fights. Look forward to the next video

This whole game is a certified hood classic. Mechanically perfect in every way.

Was wondering when this video would come, especially after your Lords of the Fallen video.

Glad to see others who enjoy this game as much as I do, I almost felt crazy for enjoying it as much as and more than some of From’s own games. I agree that nostalgia seems to be the main reason many people hold onto the older games, but as someone introduced more recently but has platinum’d every release my nostalgia isn’t as big a factor and lets me see the games a bit more objectively. Can’t wait to see what Neowiz does next. Also, I’ve been obsessed with the soundtrack and have listened to it exclusively on loop since it dropped on Spotify in November.

FINALLY!!! Someone else that noticed you can shorten the overheat status by rolling around!!

Thanks for the video. I appreciate your thoughts on the game. You pointed out somethings I did not thing about. Lies of P was my favorite single player games of 2023. It's just so satisfying to play. I just loved the mechanics, the story, (most of) the bosses, the story/lore, and that it is 98% bug free at launch. I am eager for the DLC and hope that their follow up OZ game will be as interesting.

wow...after commenting on your erdtree video im glad to see you love this game aswell!

I loved this game so much. I’ve done for play throughs and it has gone into my souls rotation. I had the bizarre experience of beating nameless first try even though I’m really not great at lies. Archbishop took me like three hours to beat.

Your channel should have way more subs and views

Love the part where you talk about the last optional boss. While Manus wasn’t impressive, his phase change was possibly the coolest power up I’ve ever seen in any Souls Like game

8:52 to About the dodge, I never understood why people said the dodge was bad. What the game communicated to me is that we have multiple viable *options*, not that it was fundamentally designed to be beaten with deflections. The dodge is fine. Even at slightly heavy, it's functional. If you want more distance or something, try normal weight, or even light. And save Link Dodge for direction changes or uncertain timings on heavy enemy attacks. You can also act out of a dodge faster than out of a Perfect Guard. Even with the upgrade. There are trade offs to both. The dodge and the Perfect Guard are interchangeable and optional depending on the situation and each player's sensibilities. 1:01:50 Exactly my point when saying the game isn't all about the Perfect Guard. It doesn't mean Manus is badly designed, it means those attacks aren't necessarily for your inclination to deflect. You also miss several things by not using Fable Arts to create interesting interactions with his moveset. Not just the attack oriented ones, but the utility. I'm not sure if you even mentioned them in the video. People also overlook the normal guard. If you spec into the P Organ right, guarding is fantastic for the heaviest weapons in the game. Not only for the damage reduction, but because of the Guard Regain mechanic. If you guard certain lighter attacks, your Guard Regain will heal more HP than you initially lost. This seems to work up to NG+2. About the Black Rabbit Brotherhood and Stalker fights in general, Fulminis really works wonders for giving players breathing room. Any level of charge will stagger them, and higher charges will even launch them. Overall, great analysis video!

Lies of P is both PEAK GAMING and PEAK BOOK ADAPTATION

Man, your channel is peak!!!, suscribed!!

Great video. Can you make more in depth video about bosses/combat mechanics. i disagree with some takes about bosses but due to little elaboration I cannt see the entire point and there is more under the hood then just parry (for example dodge in LoP work similar to mikiri counter). Also have you played pvp in other souls games? I enjoyed NPC fights when approached as spacing/hitbox priority(staggering them out of attacks) challenge even 2nd BRB wasnt that bad.

You can equip two weapons to fight the brotherhood guys if you chose the Dexterity preset at the beginning of the game. You use your main weapon against the eldest guy and the spear guy and you use the rapier against the other 2. The rapier is criminaly underrated against easily staggarable enemies, you can just keep using your heavy non charged attack, to poke the other 2 whenever they come close and cancel their attack animations while causing damage and keeping distance. It's really really fun to do this for some reason.

absolutely loved this game. originally came into it hoping just for good enough but got back an amazing quality experience that makes you want to do ng+

First of all, would like to say great video, keep up the good work! And its a great game! Now I haven't played since before the first patch so I don't exactly know everything thats changed. I know they have edited the animations of a few of the enemies like bat cop, fire robot with the spade for example. I think is because they sorta realised it was an issue for the game and the move at 1:09:20 used to be unfair and its great if they've added a yellow glow to some of these red attacks... it shows they are willing to improve and learn from any mistakes they may make. I don't know if they edited King's Flame like they did with the normal enemy version of him but playing against him on release was problematic for me - the moveset of the boss is not overly complex and one can learn the fight and parry timings in a reasonable amount of time for sure and it does have some tells to the start ups but... for me, the Horah Loux fight is quite different because I can see how people can take issue with him especially first time around - he's very unpredictable and he does some really weird stuff but when I look at the animations themselves - I can see his foot start to move down before he slams it to give an example or I can see his arms move as he's slamming or his body jolt upwards for a grab, can see it at all times. Its tough first time around but I think the tells seem pretty fair - its enough for me to say you can naturally react to his moves and understand why you dodge when you dodge. For me with King's Flame its not the same when he's spinning around - one can learn to parry to the rhythm of his spins, learn the timing of start ups etc but I don't think one can naturally react to these moves. I think there's a fair bit of that in this game. Its the main issue I have in what is otherwise a great game and a worthy competitor to FromSoft - can't wait for the DLC. Edit: I should clarify I understand that there's tells like we can see the startup of an attack and we can see his arm start to move around his body but for me it lacks the polish of FromSoft's animations - including their delayed attacks or any unnatural movements their enemies make.

Contextualizing the game's encounters with Carlo Collodi's work was really cool, I certaintly didn't pick those references up on my playthrough beyond the more well known parts of Pinnochio.

Great video! I love your content

Honestly this was probably one of the best video I have even spent an hour and a half listening too Thanks for the hard work

Your videos are fantastic. The amount of time and thought you put into them is clear. Keep it up man, you are as good as anyone I have watched. I believe!

"All of you did use the dragon katana didn't you" -yup hahahaha and now also we got the azure dragon crescent glaive which is also busted 🤣🤣🤣

>Surpassed Souls I'm playing this right now and I've just beat King of Puppets. I think "surpassed" it's a strong word, but it's the first time I can say that a souls clone is as good as the other games. Finally something fresh and good.

I Was looking forward to this video after you told us about it in the dark souls video, do you have a plan to do a video on elden ring ? Or the upcoming dlc for it. Also im hoping the comment section stays civilized considering the title xd

I had no expectations purchasing this game. I remember on launch day I was debating with myself for around 4 hours before hitting purchase on steam. After 2 hours, I was hooked. After 40 hours I am devoted. This game was absolutely phenomenal. Minor criticisms on some enemies and how certain npc quests are hidden and can be unavailable after a boss is cleared (thanks a ton Adelina). I told my Souls enthusiast friend that this game is my favourite “Souls” game in general and he was dumbfounded. I still stand by this and will until Elden Ring DLC or later down the line when a new game releases. What a great game, and such a great analysis brother. Thank you for this.

First off, this video was well written and had a ton of funny jokes and references. Especially because im playing thru RE4 rn, so those RE4 jokes were hilarious. So much so that I can forgive you for pronouncing Krat as Krate 😂 I beat P 2 days ago so its all very recent to me, but the bosses I had an absolute nightmare time with was Walker Of Illusions and Door Guardian, Walker was the first boss I was forced to try throwables on, and realized how OP they are. The second boss I was forced to use throwables on was "Electric malenia" as you put it😂 Interesting how you hated the stalker fights, i personally thought them to be some of the best enemies in P. I was also super disappointed with Manus, felt like he was just a big dummy elden beast like boss with easily telegraphed moves.

My GotY 2023. I love the Souls games especially Bloodborne but i am by no means good at them. I am however very patient and tenacious. Learning Lies of P was a total blast. There have been quite a few decent Souls likes but none of them had that Fromsoft 'feel' to them, there was always something off. However, with Lies of P, the combat was complex and different enough to be unique but it also makes sense. The animations have such weight to them and when your hits or the enemies' connect it feels like it happens at the right moment where it was insanely rare that a hitbox was wonky. And for that sweet adrenaline rush, there is next to nothing in gaming as potent as seeing enemies charge up that huge red fury attack and then blocking it based on your experience. Lies of P absolutely values your time and guides you toward getting better at the game consistently. The gameplay is amazing but they didn't forget to also make the level design, production design, graphic fidelity, and incredible sound and music top notch. I don't use the phrase very often in recent years, but i love Lies. It definitely enhanced my P-Organ. I do need to say that i absolutely despised Sekiro. The basic combat ideas just never clicked with me and i spent about 40 hours attempting to "get it". Even though Lies of P combat is very Sekiro-esque, i feel it is much more intuitive and fair whereas Sekiro just felt like difficulty for difficulty's sake, especially with retarded things like Dragonrot punishing you excessively while trying to learn the game. In Lies of P, the difficulty is high but you have multiple defensive options at any given moment rather than one. There is essentially no downside of dying multiple times to a boss or game section and i very rarely was unable to regain my Ergo en route to figuring the game out. So i think, at least in my experience, even if people didn't like Sekiro, they may still enjoy Lies of P.

I loved lies of p SO MUCH that I went back through it just to refight laxasia so I could reliably defeat her without taking damage. Haha. I like nameless puppet a lot too, but Laxasia is my favorite fight so.

Was interested in playing the game for a while, and finally did this week. And oh man, the game is just amazing, but I found a couple things to sour the experience. Firstly, ill say that the animations and level design in this game are amazing, level design in particular stayed so extremely consistent that i can only rate them based on aesthetic, in reality they all have top notch designs. The enemy variety is also pretty solid, puppet and monster segments switch seemlessly and at an appropriate time, so it doesnt feel stale, and also having merged puppets and monsters at the end part of the game is a breath a fresh air. I dont even need to say anything on the player toolkit, it speaks for itself, ive had infinetly more fun with using lies of p weapons and tools than i did on elden ring and ds3 (hell, maybe even sekiro). Now as for the not so nice things to say. Coming off around 1k hours in sekiro, with a few hundred hours shared between elden ring and ds3, i found this game surprising tricky to get into. Firstly, going from 12 to 8 parry frames is a big change (and yes, im aware that this was likely to incentivise you in using dodge too). That and the vast difference in enemy design compared to sekiro made for a somewhat odd experience where youre still thinking in the way of the other game, while in reality its a completely different experience. On its own, a different enemy design isnt exactly a problem, matter of fact i think that its necessary as it would be underwhelming to get more of the same thing. My issue stems from the fact that many of the attacks are very springy, and not just for malfunctioning puppets, but also for bosses which either dont, or barely express that broken puppet vibe like green monster, manus, nameless puppet, laxasia, and romeo where some attacks just dont feel right, especially as they are amplified by smaller parry window. Romeo is an especially great example of that, as he often switches his weapons positioning mid swing, making the experience a little unsatisfying. However, the best example and worst fight i could use as an example for cancer to learn movesets is p2 laxasia, call it a skill issue, but her teleporting and double hitboxes with shield got to me and it was the only time i spam rolled out of a boss fight. Id imagine my gripes are just that though, as you can learn the bosses and have a pretty good time, but its that learning process that i wish was handled better. Lastly those puppets that roll around and laugh have some of the worst hitbox timings ive seen in the game.

The fact that we’re getting dlc of this & how those after credits left me sooo fucking curious man! Amazing analysis as always. I do disagree about Manus being a bad fight in its entirety, but it being the potential final boss is a downside considering how amazing the Nameless Puppet is.

Some remarks, I'm in the middle of my 5th playthrough. For me, this is on par with Sekiro for being fun and satisfying to play (never played bloodborne). No other game comes close. The deflect game is significantly more satisfying than the DS roll spamming. I'd say Lies is on par with FromSoft products; FromSoft just has a certain scope and grandeur in its settings that Lies can't match. You just don't get moments like seeing Anor Londo in the distance, walking over the Grand Archives rooftops, or seeing Liurnia or Leyndell spread out before you. That said, putting Lies of P up alongside Dark Souls 1 (might have become outdated mechanically, but it's a damn masterpiece regardless) is incredible praise in itself. Long?! Lies of P? I found it super short, even though I never skip any fights. That said, I've not played any other soulslikes aside from the new LotF, so I guess I'm probably not qualified to judge. I disagree with your assessment of Fox and Cat. They aren't friendly at all; Cat cons you off some souls early on, and in Malum District they're only using you to clear the path for them. I do forgive Cat... on NG. I prefer the ergo on subsequent NGs, and I'm of the sort that clears areas completely. Why would I skip fights, given that I'm playing the game for the fights? That brings me to the Rabbits. The Black Rabbit Brotherhood, and particularly the full gank fight, is one of the best fights in the game. Laxasia first, Nameless second, I'd have to rank Romeo third, and the Rabbits are right up there. Both of their ganks are better than every single gank fight in Elden Ring, and I'd say they're even better than O&S. Each brother has a distinct and unique moveset, poise, and ways to engage, and that makes the fight as exhilarating as Laxasia's autistic second phase. Maybe you should have been deflecting them and learning their movesets and how to exploit them, instead of just fishing for backstabs. :P Jokes aside though, I agree that ganks are a very delicate encounter type that's more likely to be done wrong than right, so your position is understandable. The arena in the second fight should have been slightly larger to allow you to better isolate the current brother. And yeah, the boss run for that one could be a little shorter, but we're saying that just because we've been spoilt by most of this game and Elden Ring. Remember the average DS boss run, like Taurus Demon or Abyss Watchers, to see how good we have it nowadays. Finally, I'd honestly recommend this to everyone. It's easier to beat than Sekiro, and the challenge it provides is actually going to force you to learn to be good at it. Consumables are also plentiful for the cases where one finds cheesing necessary (I confess I did it on my first run a few times), and the spectres trivialise bosses completely if you use them. This glowing review-you can almost think I'm a shill, I know-comes from a guy who got filtered by Parade Master when he played the demo. I then played the new LotF and it got me itching for a better game, and I'm not disappointed I gave myself the time to get used to Lies at the end. Note that I only played Sekiro after beating Lies on NG+2, and the funny thing is, after coming back from Sekiro, Nameless-who used to give me trouble-has suddenly become extremely easy. Lies's "deflect red attacks" game is trivial in comparison to the complexity and breadth of Sekiro.

As someone who deliberately played Slightly Heavy during my first playthrough, I don't understand not agree with people saying that the dodge is bad. It's just the people were used to Bloodborne and Dark Souls 3's dodges to be their free and effortless way out of damage, instead of it demanding something out of the player.

Fuecoco came from Paldea to Krat & crashed out

Amazing review and agree with all the points, the only thing I gotta go against is you can beat the game with dodging instead of reflection. 😅 It's just hell lot more difficult but not impossible, on my second rerun I started to play the game similar to Seiko and it's easier however I'm aggressive as hell when it comes to souls like 😅 so it's not my play style. I love the fact the game gives you multiple ways to help not take damage and pretty snappy with either (especially with the p origin system)

my top favorite souls/soulslike games are Elden Ring and Lies of P. Lies of P is so freaking good.

I didn’t use consumables but I loved using the dodge I went in knowing that it would be harder if I used only dodge and I just decided eh why not though I did use the parry system throughout the early game

This is a great analysis of a great game. Thoughtfully and intelligently delivered. Would love to see more video essays in this format.

Crate.

I'm one of the masochists that decided to buy Lies of P without playing any other souls game beforehand (I played the first Dark Souls for several hours and quickly have up). The atmosphere and overall theme of the game won me over so I decided to take that risk - and I absolutely loved it. LoP gives you multiple options to help you with defeating bosses if you find them too difficult, like specters and throwables, and not get too discouraged at the same time. After a while I even started to regret using specters because the boss fights started to feel doable, and winning them with NPCs help was just not that satisfying anymore. So I quickly finished the first run, started the game once again, this time deciding not to use any help, and loved the game even more. It felt like I had to learn the bosses from scratch in some cases - especially the scrapped watchman, because if you use a specter in this fight, you completely avoid learning his movements and the NPC practically kills him for you. Now after I've completed several playthroughs, each time experimenting with new weapons and combat styles, I can honestly say that while the game may be too frustrating for some people, I would say whether you stick with it or not depends mostly on your attitude. If you buy LoP understanding that it is supposed to be that hard, that it has its own style and identity that you have to welcome, embrace and understand, then your chances of not quitting the game out of frustration will probably skyrocket. So, personally, I would recommend it even to inexperienced players only under one condition - you have to be patient.

This is easily my favorite game. The only game where i hit max level and am on ng 10.

I am in a unique position because I finished this game before I tried any true fromsoft games. Now that I have finished Elden Ring as well I can finally compare. I might need to try some other fromsoft games, but so far I prefer Lies of P as the more focused expirience. I dislike arriving to a boss and not knowing if I am too strong or too weak. Lies of p is just constistently great all the way to the end.

A+

yess sir yes sir

This game surprised me so much. Its absolutely amazing. I thought it was miles better than TotK which was kind of a letdown last year.

The reason the fight with the nameless puppet was optional is because the studio understands fans of Souls-borne ip's! They knew that fans would play it to experience that fight if they didn't on their 1st playthrough.

U should try salt and sanctuary

I’ve actually never finished Sekiro, put a few hours into it but got frustrated with the combat and fell off. For some reason I kept pushing through P though, and I’m glad I did cuz it’s the best new game I’ve played since Elden ring, definitely. Went back and replayed a couple souls games after beating P a few times and they all seem so easy in comparison, except late game Elden ring. Maybe I’ll actually give sekiro another shot now.

Lies of P is an incredible achievement, and one of the non-FS games I would put up there with Miyazaki's work - the others being both Nioh 1 and 2. Speaking of Nioh, it's interesting that Team Ninja decided to collab with a developer that had never put out much of anything, came out of nowhere, and had zero experience with the genre. It's also quite astonishing that a development team with zero experience would put out such a polished, balanced game on their first try . It's not easy - see LotF. I have a feeling NeoWiz could be Team Ninja's sock puppet.

I agree with everything you said in this video. The bosses and combat mechanics are amazing (ignoring the stalker fights) and makes Bloodborne look like a joke. However, there is one reason I regard this game as inferior to Fromsoft and it's a point I'm surprised you didnt visit: the level design is extremely lackluster in my opinion. It's completely linear and mundane. The levels feel like funnels towards the bosses, and you very rarely feel lost and like you're exploring the area. The laziness in level design becomes very apparent towards the end where it's just a straightforward path to Manus littered with an army that everybody will just run past. Exploration and never knowing where you'll find the next bonfire is one of my favourite aspects of Souls games, and one that LoP sadly didn't address.

For someone that likes to call out people that don’t understand/pay attention to the game, you get a lot of the names wrong. Also, the story has a bunch of parallels to Bloodborne? So yeah stones and glass houses and all that.

Hello, why did you private your new Elden Ring video? I was in the middle of watching it :(

The dodge isn't bad and the game isn't made to be played with only perfect guard. Some boss attacks are easier dodged while others are easy to deflect. Not that you can't complete the game with just doing either or.

i loved lies of p, definitely in my top 3 games in this genre, that said... DUDE WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM WITH TRICK WEAPONS😢 they are so cool. it's my favorite aspect of Bloodborne

Tonitrus dude. Tontritus sounds like an illness

Lies of p was great I loved it but, for 90% of the game I definitely only dodged and only guarded when I got cornered. I love sekiro its my favorite fromsift game.... Hated pg in this game. Im sure its a skill issue but the short window combined with the timing made me miserable. The only two playstyles I had fun with in this game weredodge while using heavies to stagger and one I call "bloodborne now with shields" where I put everything into defense and guard regain. I essentially out trade the bosses. By constantly gaining my health back. My point is I think you're wrong in saying its even a sekiro-like. Its souls in Italian. Where it enables variety of playstyles you just have to engage with the games mechanics to find them. Unlike sekiro which is by design restrictive.

lies of p is my favourite game of all the soulslike games, and that includes fromsoft games btw

I can't beat Lies of P, or even get that far in due to my inability to properly time things I've tried again and again and sunk a fair amount of time into trying to learn parries/deflects and such, it's just not something that I can do Still love this game though and even I, as the shitter that I am, can realize this is a damn good game

I mean it's not my favorite soulslike, but it does make the top 3: ds3, sekiro, lop, er, ds (haven't played the other titles yet and ds3 being top is mostly due to it being my first soulsgame and the bosses)

I disagree but I respect the take

After getting used to Sekiro's parry system this game was so annoying in the beginning. Took me some time to realize that you actually need to hold the parry

Theatre kids 😂 I’m screaming

For me personally, LoP is the first "souls" game I've actually completed. Not only that but I went back and did 2 more playthroughs too (NG+), I might even keep going just to try more weapons out. I previously played DS1, DS3 and Sekiro (which you don't even count as a souls game) but never completed any of them. Sekiro held me the longest but something about these games just didn't click. The only FromSoftware game I've actually finished is Armored Core 6 (Excellent game, hardly a soulslike though). Also you said you turned off voices just for the nameless puppet, but damn man, did you even listen to the ways the characters said things before that? I'm out here laughing at stuff like the city of "Crate", "Aldoro" with the missing vowel and "Fuecoco" which is a starter pokemon for generation 9. Then we've got Rosa "Isabella" street, the glorious "Lonzini" arcade and finally "Ve-nig-ni" who has abandoned being French (with their weird spelling convention) and instead gained the n-word pass. 🤣

for a seemingly pretty high IQ dude your pronunciation of words is absurd lmao good shit tho I like ur content

I like Lords of the Fallen....There I said it! lol

I’m glad you enjoyed it. For me, the dodge does not give enough distance or i-frames, the enemy windups are way too vague for a parry centric combat scheme, and the parry timing is just too narrow a timeframe. bloodborne and Sekiro make you feel like a genius once you learn the systems. This never does that because the systems suck. Also, this is not a brave opinion. It’s the crowd opinion, which you’re welcome to. I just disagree. But still, I love your content. Take my like.

Elden ring is better, but lies of p is definitely a close second or even better if you don’t like open worlds.

The level design does fall off at the end imo.

Its a fun game but it has almost no build variety, linear level design and standard lore. It was fun but I wont do another playthrough, I did a quality build so I got to use almost every weapon and was still overpowered. Saying this game is better than the classic Fromsoft games is a bold statement.

Dont read German Pinnochio XD

Nah sorry Lies of P didnt do it for me. World design and the lore is neat but the combat is genuinely the MOST stiff combat in a souls like, objectively fucked

Its a OK game, i dont really get the hype for it, its my no4 soulslike from 2023. 1. Wolong, the combat is just fun, 2. Blasphenous 2 and 3rd jedi survivor, bugy but cool. But lies of p i really didnt get it

This game has nothing from bloodborne? Pro do you even rally? rally mechanic? Trick weapon system? Land a heavy attack to stun the enemy? (Yes they are different, they are inspired by bloodborne) And many attack in this game is easier to dodge than to parry. Parry is very well designed, it is a high risk high reward but dodging is also very effective.

It was good but not the best imo

II think lies of p bosses are on par with ds3 and sekiro but I think it kind of falls behind for me when It comes to level/ world design. I also feel that the quantity of bosses is significantly lower than any of the fromsoft games.

The only good tier list is mine. ER LOP Sekiro DS3 BB DeS DS1 DS2

Bloodborn set in victorian London for sure not Italy (its yarnam but like its mimimicking london 100%)

Definitely not better than souls games your insane 😂😂

Surpassed all soul games? Yeah….no. Surpassed atleast one? Probably.

Finally someone who has the balls to say that this game is straight up better than all the souls games and not just soulslikes

Woah woah woah woah woah now, come on... "surpassed"? Be careful with that wording.

You can't surpass souls. They will always be the kings of the genre they defined.

"Surpassed Souls" No ...

I can't take a mf seriously if they say life of p is better 😂. Good game but you must be smoking something

I dont even like |From games but this trash is barely better than Code Vein or SteelRising, no idea why people are hyping the hell out of this mid souls clone

A review on this reviewer. Even when this guy is talking about a phenomenal game that is only beaten out right by Bloodborne, and it being as good as Sekiro and DS3 whilst shitting on all other FromSoft ip's. Anyways my opinions on this unbelievable game wasn't the point of this comment! This guy, even when speaking about a fantastic game in every way still comes across as a depressed hater of life, and he sounds like an angry teen who hates that he likes something. He talks like the only legitimate weapons to use in a game is the weapons he uses and his opinion is the only right one. Even though I agree with some of his opinions I find him annoying. I don't know why he feels the need to try telling u how " u " fight each enemy but he does feel the need to do this!?!?!? I have watched a few of his vids today for the 1st time and I have come away with a razor blade in hand as I have to tell myself life is good its just this guys voice and attitude. To be honest I think he should stick to talking about dogshit ip's like Lords Of The Fallen! Because his personality suits talking about depressing games🤪 Owe and choosing " the dumb-arse Pinocchio as a setting was fantastic! It only has me thinking about all the children's tales i grew up with that they could put their spin on and make them their own, and that gets me even more excited for the hint at the end with the click of the red shoes! I can't wait for what is nxt from this talented studio!

a damn good game, absolutely didn't surpass souls tho lol, not even remotely close even