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he overall feeling I had with Lords of Shadow is that it's a very good game that could have been spectacular. If the level of care and polish had spread to all aspects of the game, and perhaps if certain sections had been left on the cutting room floor, it would've been released as a tighter, more rounded package that would be able to compete with the greats in its field. As it is now, it's still very easy to recommend and love the game. Iit's just not always possible to look past its issues, all of which act as minor disappointments or annoyances rather than genuinely off-putting aspects. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow is a solid start for the franchise's reboot and while it's far from perfect, it's easy to see where MercurySteam could take a sequel in order to achieve true greatness.