It wasn’t the first to make dungeon crawlers popular, bit it certainly brought the spotlight to them. The granddaddy of them all, in terms of ages at least, is the Diablo series. But Harry Potter you aren’t, instead more akin to a Green Lantern. The player character is a blank slate, sent into a world of dungeon crawlers with nothing but their wits and a wand. Don’t take that personally, it’s the premise of this game. Get some teamwork going on and it’s a laugh reenacting the hardships young peasants went through. Once you get into the swing of it, Chivalry is just as fun in dishing it out as it is running away from a man waving a halberd menacingly at you.
We have the safety of video games for it.Īnd rightly so, as Chivalry puts players into that first person perspective of some bloody frightening combat. Fortunately, we don’t have to worry about that kind of thing anymore. A few plates of shaped metal stopping other, sharper bits of metal puncturing your delicate bits is a horrible thought that, sadly, dominated a lot of years back then. War must have been terrifying in medieval times. You can also transform into a raven and unleash special attacks with your feathers! As you battle, you can upgrade what Corvus can do and create a playstyle that is perfect for you! Whatever it takes to save the realm. You’ll need to take special plague weapons from enemies and then use it against them in order to do the most damage. Thymesia features strong hack-and-slash gameplay that’ll really push you to the edge at times, but in the good way. In a realm that has been taken down by its own hand, the being known as Corvus is their only hope if they can get their memories back.īut to do that, they must fight hordes of vile monsters. Coupled with a strong if silly story, Onimusha was as a worthy counterpart to Capcom’s bigger series. Featuring similar gameplay, Onimusha switched out shotguns for swords, making combat fast and fierce in equal measure. Release Date: PS5 XSX|S February 17, 2023Įnter Onimusha: Warlords, Capcom’s answer to “Resident Evil but feudal Japan”. So, if you’re ever stuck for some mindless and entertaining hack and slash, we’ve got you covered.
All of the following are available on there, either with the disc or on the store to download. On the PlayStation 5 it’s no different but whilst there aren’t many for the system yet, it does have backwards compatibility in its favour. Whilst there is a joy in seeing through a well-written story, or whizzing round lifelike racetracks, sometimes it’s fun to just go nuts and lose yourself in a hailstorm of swords, sorcery and occasional swearing. The hack and slash genre has been around for many years, and for good reason.
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