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Downloadable content has long been a point of pride for Souls fans. That said, they've generally been something of a quiet affair: the journeys have been highly focused, quite unlike the sprawl of the core games. Still, they tied into the greater mythology of places that the series has always been so good at. Dark Souls' Artorias of the Abyss and Bloodborne's The Old Hunters filled in the history of those worlds'…
Downloadable content has long been a point of pride for Souls fans. That said, they've generally been something of a quiet affair: the journeys have been highly focused, quite unlike the sprawl of the core games. Still, they tied into the greater mythology of places that the series has always been so good at. Dark Souls' Artorias of the Abyss and Bloodborne's The Old Hunters filled in the history of those worlds'…
Read the full review Enough good material for the fans, but hardly indispensable
Downloadable content has long been a point of pride for Souls fans. That said, they've generally been something of a quiet affair: the journeys have been highly focused, quite unlike the sprawl of the core games. Still, they tied into the greater mythology of places that the series has always been so good at. Dark Souls' Artorias of the Abyss and Bloodborne's The Old Hunters filled in the history of those worlds'…
Read the full review Ashes of Ariandel: Enough good material for the fans, but hardly indispensable.
Downloadable content has long been a point of pride for Souls fans. That said, they've generally been something of a quiet affair: the journeys have been highly focused, quite unlike the sprawl of the core games. Still, they tied into the greater mythology of places that the series has always been so good at. Dark Souls' Artorias of the Abyss and Bloodborne's The Old Hunters filled in the history of those worlds'…
Read the full review (Ashes of Ariandel) Enough good material for the fans, but hardly indispensable
To be succint, Gravity Rush 2 is a gorgeous, captivating adventure with a whole lot of verve and a few bum missions. If you want to get a bit more specific, it's a game where you fly (or fall, to be precise) around a pair of marvellously realised cities as Kat, an amateur and somewhat scatterbrained superhero. The game also keeps you busy with opportunities for street photography, kicking soldiers, and chucking…
