Unlike in Dark Souls, where you can build your character around using magic as a primary weapon, magic in Lords of the Fallen will be used as something akin to a “smartbomb”, which any class will be able to use. 'Īs for magic use, Lords of the Fallen will be taking a different approach to you using magic in the game. There are places where players will have a chance (here: high probability) of falling to their doom, but not only will they not be frequent, but also they’ll mostly be found in optional areas. ' But most of them would feel cheap in Lords because of the way we’ve designed the game. ' Environmental deaths in Dark Souls aren’t cheap, ' Gop further explained. Places where situations like this in Lords of the Fallen will frequently take place in optional areas, so you won’t have to worry about falling to your death while proceeding on with the game’s story. What this means in terms of gameplay is that there will be fewer surprise death encounters in Lords of the Fallen than there are in Dark Souls, according to GameSpot, such as fewer ambushes from hidden enemies and fewer deaths from slipping off the edge of a cliff. Whilst the game shares dark tones with Dark Souls, Lords of the Fallen will apparently be “ not as bound to be doomed as in Souls, ” as described by Gop. Is it more than a game that’s heavily similar to a pre-established series, though? GameSpot decided to find out in an interview with Lords of the Fallen’s executive producer Tomasz Gop. Lords of the Fallen has been reported and described as a game that’s similar to FromSoftware’s critically acclaimed Dark Souls game, with its touted challenging gameplay and comparable themes and tones.

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