Lords of the Fallen is set to release on October 13th for PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. A spiritual follow-up to 2014’s eponymous game, the new title promises even more Souls-like Action RPG gameplay. the first one offered. The game will be released in several editions, and pre-orders will come with in-game bonus his items. you might want to, Pre-order at Best Buy, because you can get a steelbook case for free. Below you will find details about the content, pricing and availability of each edition. Let’s dive in.
Pre-order Lords of the Fallen (Standard Edition)
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Lord of the Fallen: Deluxe Edition
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The deluxe version costs $10 more. Along with the game comes the following perks:
- Early Dark Crusader Class
- digital art book
- digital soundtrack
- 3D model viewer
Lord of the Fallen Collector’s Edition
The Collector’s Edition is exclusive to GameStop – and Must be a PowerUp Pro member to pre-order. Priced at $249.99, it comes with the game plus the following items:
- Dark Crusader Starting Class: DC Armor Set, DC Ultra Greatsword, DC Throwing Knife, DC Amulet
- Unlock 3D model view: access to view all characters, classes, enemies and levels
- Deluxe 50-page art book
- digital soundtrack
- double sided poster
- 3 art cards
- steel book
- 10 inch Dark Crusader Figure
- mood lighting figure display case
Lord of the Fallen pre-order benefits
Preorder best buyyou can get the steelbook case above for free.
Pre-order the game from retailers to receive the following in-game items:
- Exclusive bronze, silver and gold armor toques
- 5x HP items
- 5x MP items
- 3x XP items
What is Lord of the Fallen?
Strictly speaking, Lords of the Fallen is the spiritual successor to the 2014 game The Lords of the Fallen. But both games are clearly heavily influenced by FromSoftware titles. The open world, gameplay and enemy design of the new Lords of the Fallen for 2023 are indeed quite similar to games like Dark Souls, Bloodborne and Elden Ring.
The new Lords of the Fallen is set in a world five times larger than the 2014 title. It is divided into his two parallel worlds, the world of the living and the world of the dead. You carry around a lantern that gives you a glimpse into another world where there may be treasure or enemies.
You play as a fully customizable character with nine character classes to choose from. Along the way, you’ll amass an arsenal of weapons and spells while dodging all sorts of enemies, including giant screen-filling bosses. The game can be played solo or teamed up with friends in online co-op. Similar to Soulsborne games, other players can invade your playing session and challenge you.
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