Warframe and Destiny have made a ton of money. The allure of running through areas while taking down enemies and grabbing loot and resources is a time-tested grind that goes right for the brain’s pleasure center. While those games obviously focus on shooting, Godfall plays more like a light Dark Souls. It won’t win over anyone who doesn’t like these sorts of mindless looter games and it doesn’t yet have the legs to tangle with those giants, but the strong, entertaining combat and beautiful visuals make it a good time. If the combat does it for you, that is. Godfall is all about two brothers. Er, siblings, actually. Orin and Macros are Valorians – soul beings created by the Archons that inhabit armor or something. I don’t actually know, nor do I honestly care. The game starts with Orin and Macros going to war, only for Macros to win. He drops Orin into the ocean and leaves the sibling for dead, only for Orin to return to the fight with the help of ...Syndicated from Godfall review — Brother will kill brother, spilling blood across the land
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