When it comes to gameplay at least, Darksiders 2: Deathinitive Edition arguably merits comparison with the acclaimed game series that inspired it.
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What if we told you that the future of the God of War franchise might just lie in the hands of Kratos’ young son, Atreus?
Might be in a minority here but I didn't enjoy any of the sections playing as Atreus or having companions at all. If I had my way it'd be Kratos on his lonesome from start to finish. Straightforward action gameplay without the endless boring chatter.
No
Good game GOW is just better game.
Darksiders 1? Yes. Darksiders 2? Not so much.
Both are great games in their own terms. I tend to lean towards Darksiders 2 because I really liked the open world & RPG aspects of it.
It actually reminded me more of Zelda than God of War.
Yes it does. The gameplay was way more fluid and fun than GoW, the story was more interesting too.
I'm torn between being a GOW fanboy and loving Darksiders to bits, making having a favourite between the 2 very difficult.
If anything, Darksiders has proven it is possible to make a GOW game with more depth in the combat and gameplay, have dungeons and puzzles as well as rpg elements.
The story and characters are given a lot more depth in Darksiders and it has a far bigger and varied campaign. The problem I have with GOW games is that ultimately it is all over to quick. The production value is through the roof and the set pieces are out of this world with nothing coming close, but the games are just way too short. Darksiders seems to have a good balance of scale, and with better production values it would be beastly.
Here is to hoping Corey has taken note for the next game he is making.