Darksiders III delivers a bold shift in direction for the series, focusing on tighter combat, a more challenging difficulty curve, and a darker, more intimate story. Instead of the large-scale, war-driven spectacle of previous entries, this installment centers on Fury, one of the Four Horsemen, in a more focused and personal journey. If you’re into dark fantasy action games with challenging combat and strong

The game looks good and that's about it. Combat is okay, but really simple, enemy variety isn't great. Despite there being a lot of variants, they generally behave the same and with a lack of of depth, it's the same dance everytime. Even the bosses, who visually differ the most play the same. Everything falls kind of flat. The writing is bad, the story might turn out okay. The main character is quite docile to be

An excellent "souls-like" game with fun combat and great exploration. Definitely not what I expected considering the other games in the series are more along the lines of a dark Legend of Zelda style but still a great entry in the series. Fair warning though, the combat is a bit unforgiving in the opening hour or two of the game but once you start unlocking the ability to upgrade weapons and get new abilities it