Lords of the Fallen - Version 2.0 (ft. Free Friend’s Pass) Trailer I PS5 Games
Following over 50 post-launch updates, the definitive Lords of the Fallen Version 2.0 has finally arrived and adds further significant improvements and exciting new features including a Free Friend’s Pass and Full Shared Progression Co-op. Out now on PS5.
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Following over 50 post-launch updates, the definitive Lords of the Fallen Version 2.0 has finally arrived and adds further significant improvements and exciting new features including a Free Friend’s Pass and Full Shared Progression Co-op. Out now on PS5.
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00:00Lords of the Fallen is the dark fantasy action RPG that interweaves the realms of the living
00:11and the dead, as players embark upon a perilous adventure to destroy a demon god.
00:17Since its launch in October 2023, the game has received over 50 post-launch updates,
00:22many shaped by community feedback. With over 4.5 million players across the globe,
00:27that dialogue has been instrumental in helping forge the game into what it is today.
00:33And now we're proud to present version 2.0, the definitive edition of Lords of the Fallen.
00:42Lords of the Fallen launched with a seamless co-op mode. Unlike many Souls-likes,
00:47players could journey together for as long as they chose. With version 2.0, we've taken things
00:53a significant step further. From today onwards, Lords of the Fallen now features full shared
00:58progression cross-play co-op. So, how does it work? When two players join an online session,
01:06provided they're on the same new game playthrough and have defeated a similar number of the 12 main
01:11bosses within a margin of 1, both players will now retain all mainline progress. Bosses will remain
01:17defeated and beacons will stay lit or otherwise. Additionally, in all online sessions, both players
01:24will now receive all loot, 100% of vigour, and also have the ability to revive each other,
01:30whether host or guest. Version 2.0 also introduces the Lords of the Fallen Free Friends Pass. As of
01:37today, anyone who doesn't currently own the game can now create a character and explore the entire
01:43tutorial area. Once completed, players can then join any friend who owns the base game in online co-op,
01:49ready to continue the journey through Mournstead side by side. But the question remains,
01:54who do you trust to watch your back?
02:01Many praised the combat system in Lords of the Fallen, citing elements including the focus on
02:06dual weapon wielding, the ability to switch between one-handed and two-handed attacks mid-flow,
02:12and being able to equip up to five different spells at any one time. However, some players voiced how
02:17movement could feel floaty, with attacks sometimes lacking sufficient weight or responsiveness.
02:24Building on the initial improvements introduced in version 1.7, which included a refined roll
02:30distance and tighter animation cancellation, version 2.0 presents a fully revamped character control
02:36and combat system in response to fan feedback and extensive playtesting. Starting with movement,
02:43walk and run animations are now much tighter. Thanks to improved physics, your character now stops
02:50almost instantly, offering more precise control in and out of combat. Turning your character is also much
02:57faster, with a far greater degree of mobility, while a new dedicated jump button means you can leap at
03:04any time, adding precision to platforming. As for combat, every weapon class has been refined to
03:11feel more responsive in battle. The distance with which you move when attacking has been reduced to
03:16feel more natural, while a tighter roll and quicker dash allows for more effective evasions. The lock-on
03:23system has also been modified to ensure more intuitive enemy selection, while removing the chance to
03:29accidentally lock onto environmental elements during combat. Furthermore, the soul flay attack is now
03:36much faster, for more effective use mid-combat.
03:42While combat fidelity is integral to any soulslike, equally important is how satisfying that combat
03:49feels, and that's where audio comes in. As well as both block and parry, every single weapon has received a
03:56full sound overhaul, resulting in a more intense and gratifying experience with every swing, clash and
04:03thud. Alongside this, the sound effects when striking an enemy have also been intensified to ensure you
04:09really feel your weapon slice through every single layer, from armour through to flesh and finally bone.
04:20Another highly popular community request has been the ability to create more attractive and
04:25generally realistic looking characters. Both the male and female options have been visually enhanced,
04:31while we've also increased the femininity of the female body type with more attractive face options
04:37and a more conventionally feminine body shape.
04:42The game's UI has also received a full visual upgrade. It's now cleaner, more modern and easier to
04:48navigate. Players can completely disable the HUD for a more immersive experience, or use the dynamic HUD
04:55setting where it fades in and out based on gameplay. These UI improvements arrive hand in hand with a
05:02fully revised tutorial. Player prompts have been streamlined for increased clarity, while the addition
05:08of an all new guidebook means players can revisit previous prompts at any time throughout their adventure.
05:14And talking of guidance, your umbral lamp now has the ability to highlight the path towards your next
05:20vestige point, aiding Lost Crusaders through the winding passages of Mournstead.
05:26Numerous quality of life improvements also arrive with version 2.0, including an option for automatic
05:32vigour collection and new button prompts for both grievous strikes and environmental soul flays.
05:40Lords of the Fallen version 2.0 is the definitive edition of the dark fantasy action RPG,
05:47and is available now for all lap bearers. In light, we walk.