#Darksiders 3 review series

The Fury Attack deals a lot of damage: and is useful for knocking back larger groups of foes or dealing heavy damage to bosses. It adds to the personability of combat and makes it feel more important.Īfter dealing enough damage, Fury can unleash a Fury Attack. Unlike Death, who faces hordes of enemies, Fury must focus on her foes and take them down with more care. The combat in this game is more methodical, and the enemies are more vicious. Her whip does take a little getting used to, but it’s responsive and easy to handle. Her power is unmatched, and she can quickly take down enemies with relative ease. She’s faster than War and Death because she’s lithe. She’s furious that the elders won’t give her the position, but she’ll do all she can to finally attain what she thinks should have been hers from the beginning.įury has a bladed whip that she can use to decimate foes. War is in chains, and Fury vows to clean things up if she can lead the horsemen, a promotion they had offered her before. Her power is unmatched, and she can hold her own against anyone she’s terrifying.įury is sent to Earth to clean up the chaos War caused in Darksiders 1. She isn’t excited to clean up War’s mess and is annoyed she’ll have to take down the seven deadly sins, but she’ll never say no to a good fight. While Death and War are stoic, Fury does not hold back, and her words are as sharp as her bladed whip.

#Darksiders 3 review series

Darksiders 3 is the third game in the Darksiders series and follows Fury, a wild woman of a horseman.