Compared to the first Dark Souls game, DS3 is "young and good-looking" with a slightly shallow background story, so well-prepared veterans may find this sequel more like an adventure game instead of a souls game.

But any wording saying this game is not a masterpiece is a lie.

Dark Souls III is hard than Dark Souls II, but much easier than the original Dark Souls game. Unlike the original game's connecting-as-a-whole map, some of DS3's maps are separated and only teleport can access, with Firelink shrine being the most typic one. That's a disappointment, since the surprise of opening a door to find a super shortcut is gone.

However, I believe that the Dev. put all their efforts in designing bosses and builidngs. Irithyll (still don't get its pronounciation) and Anor Londo are straightly perfect. Sometimes I even feel that the city has the ability to grab my soul, then throw it into an oil painting.

Well when my friend was playing this game for the first time, on the stairs between Dancer and Vordt, I told him, "Do you wanna feel Dark Souls ? Then turn left and kill the man sitting on a chair. You'll see." No doubt he was ripped by Dancer, but he then knew what makes a pretty boss fight.

Being the last game of the series, Dark Souls III answered lots of questions and also suggested us endings of some NPCs, no matter you are wondering or not. One is the laddersmith being dead in profond city, right next to the bonfire, who also appeared in Dark Souls II. This story tells us, 15,000 souls for a ladder is too much. Greed will cost your life. Also, is Gywnevere (or Gywndolin) related to Aldrich ? Is Andre related to Gywn ? The fire keeper, is she really blind (even after you gave her the eyes) ? Why is Patches "Unbreakable" ? I was super into lores of DS for a while and some of those questions really bothered me. There are Youtube channels making videos stating their own opinions. Check them !

The pros
+Bosses are more agile and harder (My circus needs a dancer. Anybody ? )
+ Lots of endings (Yes and for achievements you have to proceed to NG++)
+ Best DLC of the series
+ Beautiful weapons and magics
+ Princesses are always gay (?)

The cons
- Battle mechanism stays the same, especially for mages.
- Too many bonfires (lowers the difficulty)
- Dislikable blue bar
-Where's my Dark Souls III The Fire Fades Edition ???? (Now I know that only PS4 gets it. What a pity.)
-Why is there an Anri ? I need Solaire.