Australian Ratings Board Reveals Virtuos Developing Dark Souls Remastered On Nintendo Switch

You should these games are amazing and almost have that isolation feeling like Metroid.

There are many ways to play these games and you use weapons around whatever particular build you are going for like magic, dexterity, heavy weapons etc. My favorite is using the Ultra Great Swords which are extremely heavy and you will swing very slow but do a ton of damage. The combat requires a more methodical approach, swinging when you have and opportunity and rolling when necessary is key. If you go in this game expecting it to play like bayonetta or a warriors game you’re gonna have a bad time. As far as music, in most of the areas its mostly all ambient noises, that is until you get to a boss which then it plays an epic, dark, vocal orchestral song that just raises the tension even more and makes for an epic fight every single time.

The fighting is worthy of a fighting game, which is why it was for a time. The replayability and variety in play styles and approaches is bigger than most other games ever made – thanks in part to having several classes and infinite new game plusses ng+, ng++, ng+++ and so on. You may have played its clone monster hunter, from which you’ve seen some aspects they have going in this like weapon classes having unique move sets, stamina and your management of it largely governing your options, status effects only happening once you max a bar, equipment not levels being the biggest governing factor in your capabilities or the kick emote having direct gameplay functionality.

There is too much to this game to hope to describe in any number of forum posts, but being somebody who roleplays a nintendo military leader you might take to the quote most often said about the game (to be fair before botw released, but well after oot/mm/lttp)
“It’s the best Zelda I have ever played”