In Tides of Annihilation, players dive into a world inspired by the timeless legends of the Knights of the Round Table. You step into the shoes of Gwendolyn, a determined young woman on a quest to save her family and mend a fractured world. Set against the backdrop of a ravaged modern-day London, the city has fallen to a mysterious otherworldly invasion, teeming with hordes of foes that Gwendolyn and her spectral knight allies must confront.
The game's primary adversaries are the colossal knights that roam the devastated streets of London. Players will engage in thrilling combat, climbing these towering foes to bring them down in intense battles. The visual splendor of Tides of Annihilation is undeniable, with its stunning graphics and immersive environments drawing players into its world.
However, despite its breathtaking visuals, Tides of Annihilation faces a challenge in capturing the unique appeal that has characterized recent soulslike games. While games like Journey to the West and Lies of P have successfully breathed new life into classic tales by offering fresh perspectives, the story of King Arthur in Tides of Annihilation feels familiar and well-trodden. This familiarity, unfortunately, dilutes the game's unique hook, making it harder to stand out in the crowded field of soulslike adventures.