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[Update: Our review of Dark Souls 3 is up! Read it here.]
In just two weeks, Dark Souls 3 arrives on western shores bringing with it the series-standard bucket-load of blood and gore and death and cursing at the fact that you got the last boss down to just a sliver of health before she spewed molten lava all over you and you were forced to start again. Hey, deep breath, it happens to us all. I too have "You Died" imprinted deep into my brain as a result of Hidetaka Miyazaki's work.
Impressive, don't you think? I can't decide which part I'm most taken with/jealous of there: the player's skills as they duck and dive and dodge Iudex Gundyr's devastating attacks post-transformation; that they manage to last a whole two minutes without taking any damage whatsoever; or the fact that they've somehow got their hands on Hidetaka Miyazaki's latest death 'em up weeks ahead of its western release.
I really don't fancy my chances come April 12, but you can check out our review in progress before then.
