"You will die - a lot!!!" This game will frustrate the hell out of you and at times leave you wondering if it is even possible to beat certain bosses but YOU WILL keep coming back, why? Well because it is such a brilliant game. The main selling point of this game is probably the difficulty level as strange as that sounds. I started as a pyromancer but as I approached the last boss, if anything I was more a knight than a pyromancer. To be perfectly honest it does not really matter which class you choose because you will evolve your character in any way you see fit as you progress through the game. The choice of classes (10 of them) such as a thief, warrior, hunter, cleric, pyromancer - you get the idea. When the game begins you will need to choose what type of character you would like to control for this epic adventure. Dark Souls is also, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the toughest video games to be made, perhaps excluding it's spiritual predecessor Demon Souls (which I highly recommend also).
Without a shadow of a doubt - this is one of the finest video games to ever be produced. I think the current speed run is around 55 minutes to solve the game, but you can expect to put in nearly 200 HOURS before triggering the end scene.) Patience is not a virtue in this game, it's a requirement for survival.
It just doesn't spoon feed you like most games do these days. If you get stuck in Blighttown and decide to backtrack it out of there for more supplies (because you were too impatient to get down there in the first place), you feel the relief when you see daylight again. Every adversity is an opportunity to learn new combat styles and to adjust your strategy. I think what makes Dark Souls so special and deserving of praise is in its replay value and the reward you gain for accomplishing what most would consider impossible. just do a Youtube search to see what i mean. And i haven't even had the time to sign on and participate in online Player VS Player. Dark Souls is now one of my top games, along with GTA Vice City, Morrowind, Half Life, Thief 2, Might & Magic 5, Ultima 4, Super Mario World, Zelda (Ocarina of Time), Jade Empire, Assassin's Creed, Fallout 3 and Mass Effect.
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While playing Dark Souls, i was distinctly reminded of many classic arcade, console and computer games that stood out: Atari 2600's Adventure and Dolphin, NES's Castlevania, Contra and Rygar, the Mario series, the Grand Theft Auto series, the Diablo and Baldur's Gate series and even the Sonic the Hedgehog series (mini speed-runs).
You either love it or you hate and i happen to love it (and my Chaos Scythe +5).
Dark Souls is controversial, no doubt about it. You literally can make suicide runs and pick up some great booty in the process, although you won't know to do so on your first run with your first character.
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The trick is to learn how to gain from dying, and more importantly, how to spend your currency before you do die (and potentially fail to retrieve your blood stain). You "reincarnate" as do the minor enemies and you have to march back up that hill one more time. And you cannot load some previously saved state just before you died. From this experience i learned not only the mechanics of the combat system but i learned how one should approach and play the game itself. Before i attempted to play Dark Souls, i first finished its spiritual predecessor Demon's Souls.
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