Review Lies of P Overture

Some of the best battles against genre bosses
Good expansion of the story of the characters and the city of Krat.
New weapons that enhance the gameplay
A clear evolution of scenario design, allowing for a more enriching exploration.
Brazilian Portuguese subtitles

The boss fights are amazing, amping up the spectacle from what we saw in the base game substantially
The carcass animals and new variations of the parade puppets expand upon previous designs without feeling derivative
All of the new weapons and legion arms introduced are mechanically unique and fun to use, providing each build with more tools
Overture delivers on gorgeous locations and gnarly setpieces in equal measure, featuring beautiful vistas and stomach-churning "art" created by a serial killer puppet

Deepens the lore with a compelling prequel narrative
Haunting new environments with strong visual design
Unique new boss fights that challenge experienced players
Experimental weapons add fresh tactical variety
Smooth performance on PS5

Plays just like Lies of P
Great level design
Fun and challenging
Interesting narrative and NPCs
New difficulty options

Engaging story
New combat tools that impact combat considerably and provide more variety
Some of the best bosses of the entire game

More Lies of P is a good thing
New locations look great
Excellent new boss fights

Looks and sounds great
New weapons and gear are always welcome
Extremely challenging

Inspired and rich in atmosphere level design
Excellent balance between difficulty and satisfaction
New interesting weapons and equipment of the Legion
Memorable soundtrack and fascinating set design

A real challenge with tricky bosses...
A generous adventure (between 10 and 15 hours of gameplay)
The new areas of the game are pleasant to explore.
And the level design is still just as relevant.
The new weapons allow for the creation of new interesting builds.
We discover the events prior to the main adventure.