God’s Will Fall Review (PlayStation 5)

God's Will Fall Review (PlayStation 5)

The gods’ torturous rule over humanity has lasted for millennia. Bent on cruelty and suffering, they demand to be served with blind worship through an oath of fealty pledged from every man, woman, and child. To those who don’t submit to the gods’ will; a slow and merciless death awaits.

Pros:

  • Nice graphics.
  • 12.54GB download size.
  • Platinum trophy.
  • Roguelike boss battler gameplay.
  • Band of characters each with unique weapons and traits and you picks one to go into the dungeon.
  • Death-you lose that character and play as a different character and when you finish the dungeon everyone comes back.
  • Play how you want as the map is open.
  • The map shows dungeons.
  • Parry system.
  • Blood lust-as you hit enemies your blood lust increases, roar to turn blood lust into health.
  • Can pick up use and throw enemy weapons.
  • Can see enemy health bars.
  • God’s are the big ass boss fights. You can lower their starting health by killing enemies in the dungeon en route to the fight.
  • Pick up items to use on the way.
  • Adventures can have a hatred of a particular God and that will give them more of an edge and gives a bit of narrative.
  • Pick any adventurer for any God if you like.
  • The map is a fantastic place to just roam and explore as you find shortcuts.
  • Combat is tough but rewarding.

God's Will Fall Review (PlayStation 5)

Cons:

  • On the opening tutorial, I didn’t do a specific attack so it stayed on the screen and wouldn’t let me progress.
  • Cold open.
  • Difficult.
  • Easy deaths.
  • The Parry system is not that good as it involves dashing into an enemy at the right time.
  • You start at the beginning of the dungeon after each death.
  • Little help with guidance in a level making traversal a pain.
  • The whole new way of combat needs to be learned and that takes a lot of time.

God's Will Fall Review (PlayStation 5)

Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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