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Darksiders: Warmastered Edition
Deceived by the forces of evil into prematurely bringing about the end of the world, War – the first Horseman of the Apocalypse – stands accused of breaking the sacred law by inciting a war between Heaven and Hell. In the slaughter that ensued, the demonic forces defeated the heavenly hosts and laid claim to the Earth. Brought before the sacred Ch...
Details
- Released
- November 22, 2016
- Developer
- Kaiko
- Genres
- Action · Role-playing (RPG) · Hack and slash/Beat 'em up · Adventure · Open world
- Publisher
- THQ Nordic, Nordic Games Group
How it plays
Time to beat · 3 player times (IGDB)
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Darksiders: Warmastered Edition Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
The now defunct Vigil Games' epic hit from 2010 is finally available for Switch so get ready to tear up hordes of demons yet again.
Even years after its release, Darksiders Warmastered Edition still stands out as one of the most engaging action adventure games to date.
If you’re craving classic 3D Zelda, Darksiders is the game for you. Despite originally releasing almost 10 years ago, it has held up remarkably well. Even playing it my third time through, I still found it absolutely delightful. While its original weak points remain present in this remaster, so to do its strengths shine through. The customizable performance options, coupled with the Switch’s portability make this my favorite way to play an excellent game. Bring on Darksiders II and Darksiders III.
There’s been no shortage of great games this year, but Darksiders: Warmastered Edition still holds up exceptionally well, and it’s easy to recommend. It’s not quite as fresh and exciting as it was in 2010, but I still think it’s something everyone should try out. If you’ve played it before, it’s worth revisiting. If you haven’t, it’s a solid adventure that’s well worth your time. The budget price makes it a great value, with a campaign that will take most people between 12 to 20 hours to complete. I’m glad to see that THQ Nordic seems interested in keeping the series in the public eye, and I h...
The incredible irony of playing a remastered port from almost a decade ago is that it took the third iteration of the series – released just last year – to
Overall, Darksiders is dated and a little embarrassing, but it’s also surprisingly good. It’s a testament to the robust design choices that Vigil Games made when developing their original title, that each of its parts holds up after a decade of innovation in gaming. If anything, returning to the no-nonsense combat and exploration of 2010 era design made me recognise how much fluff is in the popular titles nowadays. Rather than bog players down with big open maps and emergent gameplay interactions, Darksiders is simple. Either you’re fighting, or you’re exploring, or you’re solving a…
The Darksiders port is a solid remaster of the 2010 classic, featuring appealing visuals and a compelling story. While gameplay is decent, it lacks standout ...
Despite some elements that feel dated today, the game's hack-and-slash experience is still a good choice for fans of the genre.
Deceived by the forces of evil into prematurely bringing about the end of the world, War – the first Horseman of the Apocalypse – stands accused of breaking the sacred law by inciting a war between Heaven and Hell.
When Heaven and Hell go to war, no one wins. Come see if the end of the world is all it’s cracked up to be in Darksiders: Warmastered Edition, the brainchild of famed comic book writer and artist, Joe Madureira. We take look and see if this six-year-old game holds with a visual facelift.
Just when you thought the Wii U has had its last hurrah, along comes Darksiders: Warmastered Edition. As an HD-enhanced port of the 2010 original, the game has
Darksiders has always been a series that rests on the outskirts of many gamers’ memories.