You'll incessantly tour a ragtag mob of reluctant rookies into foregone conclusions. Rock, Paper, Shotgun goes scoreless: You'll lose lives, money, resolve and the marbles of your crew, before you're back at the hamlet with nothing to show, no further forward, another four bodies resigned to the graveyard. Turn off the lights, place a single lit candle next to your monitor, and creep hesitantly forward into its dark spaces the way ahead will be hard, but the rewards are substantial. Gameplanet gives it a 9.0/10: First and foremost, Darkest Dungeon is a concept game that has hit its mark perfectly, a tonal masterpiece where everything from the art to sound, writing, difficulty levels and gameplay features contributes perfectly towards the whole picture that the developers aimed to paint. As with the first batch, the critiques almost entirely fall into the favorable camp.
It's time to round up another batch of reviews for Darkest Dungeon, Red Hook Studios' newly released and (apparently) high stress-inducing RPG.
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