What can I say about this gem. Today I finished it in 49 hours along with all the optional bosses except for the one in archdragon peak that I'm still struggling with. Then I plan on playing the DLCs since I bought the deluxe edition for 10 euros a month ago. First of all, I have to say that it's not an easy game, it requires patience and soul farming, which you use to upgrade your character. The game takes place in a medieval world with supernatural elements. It has an interesting story, but the essence lies in the bosses, the beautiful environments, and the beautiful orchestration of the music. It's pure goosebumps. I used to cry when I heard the title "Souls". But how much I changed when I bought it and got into it. I got hooked badly. Because you get into the groove of upgrading weapons and playing PvP online. You can use the online feature for help, but I don't recommend it. It's better to play alone unless you can't defeat a boss after many attempts. Amazing hand-to-hand combat, swords, spells, clubs, whatever you want. Armors. LOVE. It's not as dark as its predecessors and it has illuminated paths. That's why the phrase "praise THE SUNNNMMM BOI" came out. Just get it, guys, and you'll remember me. The only downside is (that's why I bought it now during quarantine) that it requires dedication. I mean, for people who have kids, family, obligations, work, I don't recommend it unless they can dedicate at least a 2-hour uninterrupted time every day, or maybe every three days. The game requires time, and that's because if you're not experienced, you'll die a lot until you learn, and when you die, you lose your souls and have to replay the enemies to get them back. It's quite grindy, not too much, but it's tiring for people with little time. So, if you're in a phase of your life where you have at least a 2-hour time for gaming every day, buy it. It won't disappoint you, and your money will be well spent because it teaches patience. Take care and stay healthy.

23-8-2020: I also defeated archdragon peak along with all the DLCs. My favorite DLC was the Painted World. Those who play it will remember me.

As everything indicates, the last game in the series is possibly the best one.

A big leap in graphics and models in the Souls series, as it now uses the graphics engine of Bloodborne, and this is also helped by the fact that the game runs at 60fps on the PC version while on consoles it runs at 30fps.

As a whole, the game is what fans of the Souls games have loved so far, although in its first part it is admittedly easier than the previous titles of the company (perhaps to appeal to newcomers to the series, in other words, for beginners). The variety of bosses and monsters is satisfactory, and the areas are beautifully designed, and as the game progresses, the difficulty level increases. And in this game, there are secret areas to explore.

As for the negatives of the game, the story (compared to previous Souls games, it is not at the same level as the first game, but it is certainly at much better levels than the second game. Newcomers to this series may be disappointed with the way the story is generally described in these games. Also, mages, clerics, and pyromancers are very weak in the early gameplay of the game (they become better towards the end of the game and in new game+ compared to melee classes. The PvP of the game also needs more work, and we expect to see the changes from the new DLC that is coming out this month.

In general, the trilogy concludes in possibly the best way for this unique series of Souls games. We are looking forward to the release of two DLCs for this game (season pass), the first one this month and the second one in 2017.

For anyone who liked at least the first game in the series, it should not be missing from their collection.