Did you like the story of Lies of P? What features did you enjoy the most or didn't you like at all?
Also, in your opinion, does the game live up to the soulsbourne-like titles that Japanese developer FromSoftware has become infamously known for?
Did you like the story of Lies of P? What features did you enjoy the most or didn't you like at all?
Also, in your opinion, does the game live up to the soulsbourne-like titles that Japanese developer FromSoftware has become infamously known for?
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