One major difference between Bleak Faith and many other Souls-like titles is that you have no invincibility frames when you dodge in this game. So, if you notice that your attacks take huge chunks of your stamina, you should probably spend a little time learning when to queue your next attack to properly take advantage of the combo system. Properly timing your button presses will let you do some attacks more quickly, cost less stamina, and more. The combat has a combo system that rewards players for pressing buttons at the right time, somewhat similar to the first Witcher game, for all six of us who liked it. You can climb onto some walls, which is something that lots of titles used to do in the starting eras of Assassin’s Creed, but is mysteriously missing from a lot of other games. There are some additions to Bleak Faith that you may not find in other titles in the overly difficult, third person action genre. For those who haven’t played a title like Demon’s or Dark Souls, “Souls-like” is the classification players give games where you control a character in third person and explore large environments with extremely dangerous enemies.Įditor’s Note: Check out Vincent’s review of Elden Ring, a previous souls-like game covered by GiN. If you’ve played a Souls game before, then you roughly know what to expect, as those were primarily the inspiration for Bleak Faith: Forsaken.
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