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This is one of the best Action-Adventure games I have played in a long time. The game is a mashup of different kinds of popular games but isThis is one of the best Action-Adventure games I have played in a long time. The game is a mashup of different kinds of popular games but is done very well while keeping its lore interesting. This story revolves around an End-War between Heaven, Hell, and Mankind which is basically the Apocalypse. The Horseman are tasked to maintain the balance and act as intermediatory between the three factions. The war is supposed to start when Mankind is equally as strong as the Demons of Hell & Angels of Heaven but the war is started prematurely and leaves Earth in ruins, with most humans dead. You are War, the fourth and youngest Horseman who is tasked to find who started the war and got you into this mess. The game is kind of Dungeon based Open World and is fun as well as frustrating at times while exploring. There are limited weapons that keep the game grounded with smooth combat and fluid animations. The lore is quite interesting and keeps you guessing throughout the journey. There is a lot of content and great character moments that you even get to meet in the successive games in the franchise.

It's a decent game and a brilliant remaster of it remaster. It's not very original, but it's a nice blend of Devil May Cry, God of War and aIt's a decent game and a brilliant remaster of it remaster. It's not very original, but it's a nice blend of Devil May Cry, God of War and a bit of Zelda and Metroidvania thrown in for good measure. The controls are somewhat clunky, but serviceable. Combat, while not very deep or precise, is fairly entertaining. And then you get to the spider level, and the whole thing goes belly-up: the environments get exponentially harder to navigate; there are suddenly small enemies that swarm you in ways that have not been the case earlier in the game; and the final boss is frustrating in ways unrivalled by previous bosses. After dying about a bazillion times, I finally gave up on the thing.

Achei medíocre. A premissa é interessante mas o desenvolvimento não. A gameplay não flui tão bem quanto o esperado para um jogo do gênero e noAchei medíocre. A premissa é interessante mas o desenvolvimento não. A gameplay não flui tão bem quanto o esperado para um jogo do gênero e no final a gameplay é resumida em bater e esquivar. Talvez, ao logo do jogo, isso mude. Mas eu particularmente não aguentei e quitei.

Superou em tudo em relação ao original.O original é cheio debugs, até meu save corrompeu na epoca em que joguei.Mas este consertaram tudo.Superou em tudo em relação ao original.O original é cheio debugs, até meu save corrompeu na epoca em que joguei.Mas este consertaram tudo.O game é uma mistura de god of war classicos e portal.

This is my first time playing a Darksiders game and better late than never. I enjoyed this game a lot. Without playing the original it isThis is my first time playing a Darksiders game and better late than never. I enjoyed this game a lot. Without playing the original it is hard to tell what the Warmastered edition did to improve the game but it looked and played just fine among modern games. There was one really strange bug, the volume meters in the settings are turned all the way down by default so when you begin the game there will be noise from combat but no dialogue or music until you go adjust the volume settings. I had to restart in order to have volume in the long opening cinematics. Once that was adjusted it was smooth sailing. The story was good but it was the gameplay that made the game great. It has a Zelda vibe to it. I liked how a new game mechanic was introduced throughout the game to change the combat and puzzle mechanics as the game progressed.

A good game with a nice story. The combat system is quite good and the level design is pretty impressive. The game can get a little repetitiveA good game with a nice story. The combat system is quite good and the level design is pretty impressive. The game can get a little repetitive and a little boring but still a good game overall.The puzzles are very good and well designed.The frame rate has some drops here and there but nothing serious. This is a good action game to play on the go.

A great port, a lot of references to other universes, for example, the entire game is controlled by Arthas from Warcraft. And there are a lotA great port, a lot of references to other universes, for example, the entire game is controlled by Arthas from Warcraft. And there are a lot of such finds in the game - fun, dynamic, no drawdowns with arbitrariness and graphics, and what else does the game need?

Darksiders is a must for any hack'n'slash fan and its "warmastered" version aren't different!You are War. You was betrayed in the middleDarksiders is a must for any hack'n'slash fan and its "warmastered" version aren't different!You are War. You was betrayed in the middle of a battle between heaven and hell. The world ends and you need fight your way against the worst enemies possible to redeem yourself for the "crime" of start it all.This couldn't be the more genial thing ever, but off course was made the best way possible, making us enjoy every time War swing his sword or any of the weapons he take in the journey that mix battles, 3D platforming, puzzles, hidden collectibles and all this kind of stuff in a game that has mechanics remembering other great blasts from the last 20 years like Devil May Cry, Prince of Persia, God of War and Legend of Zelda.Both original and remaster release looks and play the same. The only difference is visual, which doesn't mean too much since the game already have a fine visual with cartoonized style back at its original release. Things just turn a bit more smooth in Warmastered.

This game is the perfect combination of hack and slash with puzzle, action-adventure and exploration gameplay. Fans of God of War, Devil MayThis game is the perfect combination of hack and slash with puzzle, action-adventure and exploration gameplay. Fans of God of War, Devil May Cry, Bayonetta and Legend of Zelda will feel right at home with this game. The inspiration from the above games is obvious, but Darksiders does not copy them i a bad way; the game is its own great and unique experience. THQ Nordic did a fantastic job by porting the first game of one of their best franchises onto Switch. For those who missed the original or any of the Warmastered Edition versions, now is the time to jump in one of the greatest action-adventure games....on the go.

Anyone who wants a quality Zelda-style action adventure game on their Switch is going to be better off with Okami HD. Darksiders: Warmastered Edition is a polished and shiny bronze medal. Fighting monsters is as standard can be, and what keeps things stimulating is the variety of the environment, puzzle solving, spectacle, and the exploration to be had. It is satisfying to stumble on a hidden chest and find some upgrade that War could use as it is in most adventures. Often entertaining but not exactly emotionally engaging, Darksiders takes itself too seriously.

I have not replayed through the Warmastered Edition on Switch as I write this, but I have played it some — enough that I feel ready to report that the game is still great but that this release is quite simply a direct port to the Switch with no new features or changes that I can discern.

A first-time player here. I missed this one back in 2010 and I was hyped to get it on the Switch. As advised in one of the reviews I switchedA first-time player here. I missed this one back in 2010 and I was hyped to get it on the Switch. As advised in one of the reviews I switched to high-performance (handheld mode) and I immediately experienced an improvement in gameplay and experience. I think it's a pretty great port at a great price point. I would have paid full price for this, honestly.

Darksiders Warmastered Edition is a great game with elements of exploration and puzzles. His artistic design is based on Christian mythology and is really amazing, with good characters and a complete story. Some elements look old but it’s still a very funny hack and slash. It does not have many new features for veteran players, but if you are new to the franchise it is the best way to enter it.

Absolutely brilliant game. And just to be clear I DO KNOW this game in original form is rather old now. But having Switch we do have toAbsolutely brilliant game. And just to be clear I DO KNOW this game in original form is rather old now. But having Switch we do have to remember about it's downsides from which low performance (in compare to XO and PS4) is the biggest one. The game itself is one of best of ports on Switch I played so far, well... excluding Skyrim, hard to beat that one even though it's buggggged in so many ways on every platform I played it. And back to Darksiders - great graphics with no bugs, 60FPS with still great graphics, smooth performance, PRICE, ridiculously short loadings (in compare to Civilization 6 for example which in switch version I absolutely hate). I do recommend Darksiders on Switch to everyone. I really do. And the price of $30 is really great, even for a port (in compare look price for D3, Skyrim or C6).

Darksiders: Warmastered Edition is a faithful port of the original that brings every slash of Chaoseaster and every bloody execution to Nintendo Switch in all its glory. While still the inferior entry in the Darksiders trilogy, this first outing is still a robust action-platformer full of satisfying melee combos, open-ended levels and a suitably over-the-top story. Easily one of the most underrated franchises to appear in the previous generation, Darksiders is a solid port that finally unleashes the Apocalypse in handheld form.

While not the definitive version, Darksiders: Warmastered Edition is no slouch on the Nintendo Switch. Whether played in graphics or performance mode, docked or handheld, it’s still an outstanding version of an already outstanding game.

Darksiders is still a beautiful game that follows the classic Zelda formula with an apocalyptic setting and comic style characters. It is the same game released for Wii U, with no additions.

Best game in the series with the most interesting bosses but the series was still developed well by gameplay improvements in the second one

Don't buy this game, it's a trap! The only thing added to this Remastered is the better visuals. Everything else is unchanged and bad. If youDon't buy this game, it's a trap! The only thing added to this Remastered is the better visuals. Everything else is unchanged and bad. If you want to know more about the game read my review on the original Darksiders.

Even though this is a remake of a six-year-old game, it still holds up pretty well as far as gameplay is concerned. Darksiders: Warmastered Edition looks at its best at 4K resolution and as a game, it's better than its sequel.

The remastered edition of a brilliantly designed and masterfully executed action adventure game looks and feels really good on new platforms.

Warmastered Edition keeps the essence seen in the original game a few years ago. As a whole, it’s a surprising game, which works especially well comprehending in a neat way the affluence of its genre classics, taking it back in a work that it’s already a classic. Without any doubt, it is worth discovering War’s adventure, or coming back if you've already played it.

I have never played any of the Darksiders games. Not for lack of wanting, to be honest I’m not really sure why I never played them. I hadI have never played any of the Darksiders games. Not for lack of wanting, to be honest I’m not really sure why I never played them. I had always heard good things about them, especially amongst the PSVG staff. I specifically made sure not to look at any past reviews or gameplay so I would have a fresh take.Darksiders Warmastered starts the way very few games start, and it’s something that I have always loved in games…….. Ultimate PowerYou start the game at the peak of your power, fighting incredibly large and impressive enemies. After you progress through what is best described as Hell on Earth, you reach the big boss. It is a very impressive creature and a fun fight. Think God of War boss fight. You even get some of those fun button pressing sequences while fighting the enemy.After the boss fight you are treated to some truly stunning visuals and top notch voice acting. Then, you are stripped of all your powers. Now you know what you are aspiring to achieve. The end game if you will.“Deceived by the forces of evil into prematurely bringing about the end of the world, War – the first Horseman of the Apocalypse – stands accused of breaking the sacred law by inciting a war between Heaven and Hell. In the slaughter that ensued, the demonic forces defeated the heavenly hosts and laid claim to the Earth. Brought before the sacred Charred Council, War is indicted for his crimes and stripped of his powers. Dishonored and facing his own death, War is given the opportunity to return to Earth to search for the truth and punish those responsible. Hunted by a vengeful group of Angels, War must take on the forces of Hell, forge uneasy alliances with the very demons he hunts, and journey across the ravaged remains of the Earth on his quest for vengeance and vindication.”As you begin your first mission after being stripped of your power you will quickly realize just how much you have lost. Enemies are tough, even the lowly zombies roaming around. The level is perfect for adventurers as you can explore every book and cranny discovering unlockables. The game has a very God of War meets Onimusha feel, and that “feel” is great. I love the control scheme, and for a game that release a number of years ago, it looks great!I know it’s “Warmastered”, but I have certainly played some “remastered” games that don’t live up to that title. (Wink wink Ultimate Alliance)If you take some time to look through your character menu’s you will see just how much growth you will have. Whether it’s new combos, new weapons to discover or a skill tree that you can develop, Darksiders Warmastered has a lot to offer.As with most of my other reviews, I’m going to avoid getting into the game any further so that you can experience it yourself. Darksiders scratches an itch I have had for a long long time……. maybe since the last God of War. I truly love this game. It controls great, it’s challenging, looks awesome and most of all, it’s FUN! With enough character development to keep you searching for those hidden chests and collecting all those souls to eventually sell for combos, etc.. Darksiders Warmastered will fill up all your free time.The best news for me is, once I unlock everything in this game, I get to look forward to the sequel!

It's not quite as fresh and exciting as it was in 2010, but I still think it's something everyone should try out. If you've played it before, it's worth revisiting. If you haven't, it's a solid adventure that's well worth your time.

Darksiders is one of the games you should have played in your gamer life. If you missed it back in 2010 the Warmastered Edition is the perfect chance to give it a try!

Of course I would like to talk about a sequel. But nonetheless six years after the original again I had a lot of fun with War and his improved visuals within the timeless comic design. Unfortunately some mechanical flaws remain untouched.

We have seen plenty of other re-releases with DLC, extras for those who search for them and even new modes, but Darksiders Warmastered Edition is only an upgrade in its simplest form. It's a game that feels slightly dated with its gameplay but it is still enjoyable whether you're a returning player or a new one.

Its graphics may look a little dated, and performance does unfortunately decline as you approach its end, but for £14.99 it provides an enjoyably compelling 15 plus hour adventure full of fast-paced combat and brain teasing puzzles that is easy to recommend. Fans of God of War and Zelda in particular will certainly find a lot to like about it.

A masterful re-up with a great story, a beautifully grim world and exciting, fast-paced gameplay. And that price point makes it essential.