Lies of P - Hype Impressions/So Good And Fun

SHOULD I PLAY LIES OF P? Play it if you’re a Soulsborne fan or are ready for a stiff challenge. Lies of P uses the classic children’s story of Pinocchio as a jumping-off point for developer Neowiz’s fanciful take on Bloodborne. While the game initially feels perhaps too reliant on Bloodborne, its setting and slick execution give it enough juice to make it gratifyingly unique. TIME PLAYED I’ve played four hours of

Ever since Dark Souls' success in 2011, there has been no shortage of these so-called Souls-like games. And now, we have another game with Lies of P, and it's one of the most promising entries yet in the Souls-like genre. 📌Pros and Cons 📖Story Lies of P offers a fresh twist on the classic story of Pinocchio, set against the backdrop of the enchanting 19th century Belle Époque era.  The game plunges players into the city of Krat, a place powered by the mysterious mineral Ergo but now plagued by a frenzy that has turned its puppet inhabitants against humanity. The game weaves a dark and compelling tale of a city torn apart by greed and the lust for power. As the silent Pinocchio, the player is tasked with navigating this perilous world while concealing and “lying” his true identity as a puppet. 

Lies of P offers a fresh twist on the classic story of Pinocchio, set against the backdrop of the enchanting 19th century Belle Époque era.  The game plunges players into the city of Krat, a place powered by the mysterious mineral Ergo but now plagued by a frenzy that has turned its puppet inhabitants against humanity. The game weaves a dark and compelling tale of a city torn apart by greed and the lust for power. As the silent Pinocchio, the player is tasked with navigating this perilous world while concealing and “lying” his true identity as a puppet.