Soulstice - All Bosses + Ending 

is plagiarism CLAYMORE

Add Godzilla like what Bayonetta did and the formula is perfect 👌

Whatever.

It reminded me more of Claymore than Berserk.

@@fuzclock8561 ill have to rewatch it and get back to you!

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Then what is Dark Souls?

@@Dandoskyballer Nothing to do with what I just wrote. Are you ok in the brain?

It is exactly like devil may cry. which is a good thing.

More like Babylon's FAIL! HAHA!!

I know right? She even looks like Clair!

Literally all i could think of, i love it

And the weapon and armor design is inpired by berserk

Me too.

Me three. We have to see Dugal lose in the future.

Anyone else getting claymore vibes from this?

It won't, giving the fact that not many gamingtubers cared enough on this game.

@@Tau_-Volantis Everybody is getting Claymore vibes from this.

Nice Game!

Astral chain

You think so?

i love hack n slash games and platformer game. i tend to play them day 1

@@JabaPlay I just find it weird that this is the case. For games from this genre especially, there's usually around two or three that pop up just hours after the game's released.

Yeah game definitely deserves it and got a lot of passion.

@@EXFOOLYCOOLY you can see that they love what they did and did it with love/passion, the inspirations from claymore and berserk are here while also being very original on its own!

Its an amazing game but expect aLOOOONG journey this game never ends.

@@JabaPlay What do you mean?

@@blay_DEV its 20 hours long

who did?

@@mchollow508 Pardon?

@@claresaprama499 I was not sure who you were referring to be very proud.

@@mchollow508 Oh, that... I was referring to Kentaro Miura.

@@claresaprama499 Ah gotcha, didn't know which since there's also Mr. Yagi.

Can you tell the game was inspired by Claymore?

@@chrisossu2070 the directors of the game stated this as fact on multiple occasions

Claymore.

As far as I understand it, it went rather like this: -Lord Dugal approached Donovan with the offer that Donovan's daughter, Hannah, could be saved from her terminal disease by becoming a Chimera. This made Hannah unable to die, but also gave her some sort of horrid spectral pains when called forth. So Donovan suppresses Hannah as to hopefully ease/lessen her pain. -Briar and Lute's village is attacked, Dugal takes an interest in both girls and has them brought with to forge them into a chimera. I believe this is the tipping point for Donovan to fully oppose Dugal, and forms a small alliance with Layton. -Layton and Donovan were already known to Dugal as traitors, so when Donovan finally confronts Dugal, the latter has a Reaper fight Donovan which compromises his Chimera crystal-- which would lead to his Transcendence. -From here, he sent the armored carriage with an unconscious/restrained Donovan towards Ilden-- and he and Hannah transcend into the mutated being that you fight as the end boss. Donovan does manage to reverse his Transcendence --for a time-- but before he can achieve that, Hannah basically overrides the control of their Transcended form and gives J&J and Armina and the other guy their stable Transcended forms. And from there, Donovan tries to help Briar and Lute while keeping off Hannah's influence to the best of his abilities. Until they transcend again for the final time, and become the end boss.

@@jurtheorc8117 So it was Donovan trapped in the carriage, wierd Armina and the others did not mention it, they had to know who he was. Thanks for explaining all that.

Where is the trauma, *the arm cannon*

Yeah very FUN with an interesting lore

Well i have good news for ya

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Felt the opposite way between Steelrising and Thymesia: The former's bosses were mostly great encounters (though the final boss felt anticlimatic, it was a good fight but didn't feel like a final boss), while the latter had about two good ones at best of the few it has while the rest were not enjoyable specially the final boss being a mirror match, the two gimmick fights, and the two rematches. That said, consider Steelrising a better experience overall than Thymesia (as long as you don't go for elemental/grenade builds on the former to cheese everything), as wasn't fond of the quick repetetitiveness (for a short game with little replayability) and lack of combat variety of the latter. As per Soulstice: Its serviceable overall. Can understand the design choices here since this is heavily inspired in oldschool hack-'n'-slash games than soulslikes. That said, with modern takes such as Bayonetta, Nier: Automata and DMC5, it falls short by comparison while doing great compared to older examples (because yes, do agree it feels like a X360/PS3 game, and a good one at that). For what it is is a nice AA-experience, and wish modernized hack-'n'-slash games were better explored.

@@diegosaez4885 didn't you basically just agree? the final boss for thymesia was very good I'd say actually for souls like standards. Especially considering other souls likes had terrible final bosses even compared to other bosses in their respective games. Final boss, Urd, the big knight and first boss were very good. They felt similar to good Nioh bosses. In comparison soulstice or steelrising or something like surge have bosses that are nowhere near as good. I was expecting a lot more from them in that respect since games like Code Vein, Remnant from the Ashes, Absolver and Mortal shell have some pretty damn great bosses. But yea it feels like half the souls like have kinda wack bosses like ashen, immortal unchained and hellpoint too. Lords of the fallen was probably in the middle. Yes I've played like all the souls likes lmao