Dark Souls III: The Fire Fades vs Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide
Dark Souls III: The Fire Fades
Dark Souls III: The Fire Fades is possibly the last in the game series and it only seemed right for it to return to its roots with lots of throwbacks to the original game that had made the franchise famous. Dark Souls 3 has a gameplay that many would say is quite similar to the first game thought the developers do attempt to spice it up with a Poise mechanism which frankly kinda fell short. The game also gave the dungeon crawling genre a nod by providing the most in-depth and impressive character customization system where you literally can design whichever build you like.Of course, there are still the usual stuff like fun quests, a compelling storyline and a well-made co-op mode. However, some players have given the developers some hell for the insane amount of latency they are experiencing in the game's multiplayer PvP.
Despite some of its flaws, Dark Souls 3 is still a great game to end a brilliant game series. Fans of the franchise should definitely get this game. Newcomers on the other hand should get the first two games before getting this one.
Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide
Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide lets you dive right into Ubersreik, a city that was overrun by the incredibly-mobile Skaven as one of the five heroes available. Each hero has their own background stories for you to uncover, as well as skill sets and equipment to customize and play around with. Being a team-oriented game, you can either play cooperatively with your friends or online with other players via the game’s drop-in; drop-out multiplayer. Best yet, even if the team isn’t full, the game will simply add in AI bots just so you won’t have to wait endlessly just to play the game.In short, Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide is a really entertaining dungeon crawler that did its namesake proud. The game is insanely fun and addictive, especially if you’re a huge fan of the genre, and the enemies you fight are also deviously clever, making them quite the challenge. It’ll be worth every cent you’ve spent on getting the game, that’s for sure!