When talking about evil, every person will say and actually believe that evil is in others and not in themselves and that the real evil is like in Darksiders Genesis, some monsters and bosses from another realm, that must be defeated or else we are doomed.
#DARKSIDERS PS4 PS4#
For those unfamiliar, it’s definitely worth the inexpensive punt, though perhaps in a less busy time.Darksiders Genesis for PS4 & PS5 is an action RPG game that has the purpose of offering some fresh perspectives and light to war and combat. I suppose it partially comes down to how long it’s been since you’ve played it, any more than three years ago and I’d say definitely revisit it by all means, but if you happen to have a copy lying around you can play anyway, there’s little to no point in upgrading for the sake of it. Sure, it’s no ‘from the ground up’ remake, nor an anticipated second sequel, but it more than holds its own on the current generation, and is a far better remaster than Darksiders II is.īut is it worth returning to for long-term fans? Well it’s cheap enough to try if you so wish, but apart from a nicer aesthetic, it’s still that same game from nearly seven years ago, and those camera issues are not friendly to the returning fan or the curious first-timer. It’s a pleasant surprise to see a cheaper, lower profile remaster actually outdo some of the more prominent titles that did the same.
War moves more fluidly, and textures are better defined.
#DARKSIDERS PS4 UPGRADE#
Nothing endangering the high-level spectacles on PlayStation 4, but still more than presentable, and a definite upgrade from the PS3 version. Visually, the game has been scrubbed up nicely. What many will want to know is how improved this remaster is, and the answer to that is pretty positive. It’s a good game is what I’m saying, one you can read about in more detail here. Similarly, the climbing and puzzling is of a good standard.
War has some oomph behind his strikes, and there’s a playfully visceral style to his movement that’s somewhat comparable to God of War’s murderlust machine Kratos, but it brings just enough of a stylistic difference to keep some distance from the ashen warlord’s moveset. Darksiders feels delightfully, satisfyingly chunky to handle.
This means a fair bit of backtracking and revisiting, especially early on, but it’s rarely a chore because there’s always a fresh batch of demons to carve through.Ĭombat is generally rather satisfying, with roots in modern hack n’ slash action (God of War III is the most noteworthy comparison) and has the usual bag of upgradeable tricks you’d expect alongside the genre-standard instantaneous button prompts, but it’s the fact it’s done so well here lifts it to the level of the greats of that generation. Skills acquired are mainly of the combat variety (with upgrades for weapons a separate thing), but you’ll also need to grab certain items along the way to unlock previously locked-off areas. War, naturally for this kind of game, starts out a rather feeble shell of himself, and must build his arsenal of retribution by solving puzzles and slaying beasts of significance.
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