Not every game is going to be made for you.

Do the kids still play the Call of Duty? The fact of the matter is not every game is going to be made for me. I will happily meet any of you in the field of digital combat. IвЂ™m not bad at games, regardless of what you think. Ever since I became a video games journalist people have said, вЂњwell now youвЂ™re required to be bad at games hyuck hyuckвЂќ, and IвЂ™ll be damned but theyвЂ™re right. I fully expect to be dragged for this opinion. I may just be tilting at windmills, whining about being 200 years old. If you like difficult combat, gorgeous pixel art, and a neat RPG system, then youвЂ™ll love Eldest Souls, if it doesnвЂ™t crush you. When push comes to shove, IвЂ™m more than happy to send the potential fun down the river to the next player. I canвЂ™t say this enough: Eldest Souls is not a bad game. Kidding aside, I think what Eldest Souls does is great.

Those people are demi-gods among us, and we should be terrified that theyвЂ™re out there. I know that some people easily bested the game in 3.5 hours or less. When a game becomes more like a job than a game, itвЂ™s time to step back. ItвЂ™s physically impossible to lift your body via bootstraps, and 2. IвЂ™m not going to give you a feel good story about me pulling myself up by the bootstraps to go back and beat Eldest Souls. Those of you who would get mad that people arenвЂ™t being challenged, I ask you this: Since when was it your business? ThereвЂ™s room at the table for easy mode and nightmare-mega-turbo-village-of-shadows-death-EX-mode that you like. I think difficulty options are great, and allow people to experience a story at their own pace at their own challenge level. There was a bit of a scuttlebutt around people asking for an easy mode in souls-like games. ItвЂ™s a fine inspiration to take, but Dark Souls and its ilk are so much more than combat.Дark fantasy vistas, environmental storytelling, excellent map design these are the things that make Dark Souls good *along* with the combat. Is this games now? It seems that a lot of newer souls-likes took their inspiration from the punishing combat in the Souls series. IвЂ™m not looking to justify myself, just understand. I could list off all of the games IвЂ™m playing that are difficult but I wonвЂ™t. I donвЂ™t think my reflexes are failing me. вЂњGet good!вЂќ you shout from your secure ivory tower atop the castle of вЂњbeing goodвЂќ. When you stall out at the 4th boss, thereвЂ™s not a lot you can do. There are upgrades, but you get them for beating bosses. You canвЂ™t grind them out for experience to get stronger. There are no cannon fodder enemies in Eldest Souls. It takes the isometric action-RPG combat of something I love like DeathвЂ™s Door, and adds in a dash of breakneck speed and punishing bosses. I honestly donвЂ™t know if IвЂ™ll ever go back to continue it. IвЂ™ve never turned down a challenging experience.Д®ldest Souls broke me. The Dark Souls series, Bloodborne, Sekiro, I Wanna be the Guy: The Movie: The Game. I have beaten the games that everyone considers hard. It led me to a strange conclusion: Either IвЂ™m getting old, or games are getting harder. I then spent almost 2 hours on the second boss. The game was challenging, but not too bad. I was hacking and/or slashing through a beautiful dark fantasy pixel world. I recently sat down to play new, boss-rush-souls-inspired-pixel-game Eldest Souls. Eldest Souls is too Hard, says Man Bad at Games

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