All of these aspects do up the difficulty of the game in theory, but in practice, they only really end up making the fights feel arbitrarily longer. Having lots of health, constantly running out of reach, or even reducing your character's stamina regeneration so you aren't able to attack them as much. For example, a lot of enemies that are difficult to defeat are often only difficult because they slow down the pace of the game. The techniques that Nioh 2 uses to add challenge to the game seem to be all the techniques that I personally hate the most. However, Nioh 2 does end up making the game more frustrating than challenging in its own similarly unique style. Nioh is definitely a well-designed, well-made Soulslike, and it adds so much of its own flavor that it ends up feeling like its own thing. Diablo-style loot, different combat styles for all its weapons, each with different uses, special abilities that can be customized for extra tactical flavor, and even a kind of Devil Trigger Super Form that you can use to have some fun going wild with. Nioh 2, the most recent Nioh I've played, takes the Dark Souls style of gameplay and adds a lot of its own unique flavor to it. Nioh, and it's aptly named sequel Nioh 2, feel to me like they would be called the Annoying Dark Souls. Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is the Fast Dark Souls.ĭark Souls is the Dark Souls of Dark Souls. Lords of the Fallen is the Slow Dark Souls.
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