$39.99Godfall Ultimate Edition Cleave Through a Dying Pantheon
Take up god-forged armor, swing five kinds of weapons through elemental realms, and hunt legendary loot alone or with friends on the way to Macros.
Is Godfall Ultimate Edition worth it?
Godfall Ultimate Edition is worth it if…
- you want fast, flashy melee combat over slow, careful planning
- you enjoy chasing loot and tuning builds across many play sessions
- you like short missions that respect your time, in and out in minutes
- you want a co-op campaign to smash through with up to two friends
- you care more about how a game plays than how deep its story goes
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Melee combat that rewards mixing it up
The fighting is the heart of Godfall. Light attacks build soul damage that sits over an enemy's health bar, and a heavy attack claims everything you marked, so alternating the two pays off. Fill the break bar and the enemy is stunned, wide open for a finisher. Weak points appear on foes, and hitting them staggers smaller enemies flat. You carry two weapons at once: damaging enemies charges the one on your back, and swapping at the right moment grants a temporary boost. Parry, dodge, and learn attack patterns, because enemies will happily hit you from behind when you tunnel on one target. The combat is responsive without being overly complex, and the swings throw off plenty of particle effects.
Valorplates, weapons and the loot chase
You play as one of the Valorian knights, and your armor is your character. Twelve Valorplates each come with their own abilities and evolving playstyle, plus a shaped augment grid that pushes you toward different builds. Loot runs from common to legendary across weapons, rings, charms, amulets and banners, and some legendary effects are strong enough to build a whole loadout around. Master five weapon classes, longswords, polearms, warhammers, greatswords and dual blades, each with its own feel. Then dress it all up: 123 Valorplate skins to unlock through challenges, plus weapon, banner and shield cosmetics from the Exalted Update. When a build clicks and enemies start melting, the grind feels worth it.
What can you play beyond the story?
How hard is it, and how long does it take?
The combat has real depth but approachable controls: light and heavy attacks, parries and dodges that click into place after a few hours. You can grow strong enough to steamroll earlier content, but getting there takes time and effort. Missions are short, often under five minutes, and the endgame activities like Dreamstones, the Ascended Tower of Trials and Lightbringer can stretch playtime well past fifty hours if the loot loop hooks you.
What does the Ultimate Edition include?
The complete package: the base game, the Fire & Darkness expansion, the Ascended and Pre-order Cosmetic Packs, and the Exalted Update content. That last one adds new story cutscenes for Orin, Macros and Aperion, Valorplate Shards that unlock fresh abilities for each plate, 35 new cosmetics, and the six-player Spirit Realms mode. It is the fullest version of the game in one purchase.
Is the story any good?
Honestly, it is the weakest part. You are the last Valorian knight climbing the elemental realms to face the mad god Macros at the top, and the premise lands with a Greek-tragedy flavor for some players, but many find the story thin and the dialogue skippable. Come for the combat, the armor designs and the loot, and treat the plot as connective tissue.
