Your favorite album becomes a video game

Gonna start with reposting the one I did from last night for Altars Of Madness. The other anon who made a nice post about Ocean Machine; if you're here I recommend you repost yours as well it was a cool idea.

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>Who develops it?
From Software's Dark Souls dev team or SCE/SIE Santa Monica Studio's God Of War dev team
>What's the art style/graphics like?
Starts off looking like usual fantasy affair, then progressively gets more occult/dark fantasy.
>What's the story?
Doom inspired set-up which requires the main character to destroy a set of altars that are causing corruption and madness to everything around them. The character itself feels aspects of said corruption/madness as well.
>What genre is it?
Dungeon crawling ARPG
>What's the gameplay?
Open ended dungeon crawling akin to Hexen which is still fast paced but the combat itself feels more weighty like Dark Souls 1 or Nioh. Custom death animations for enemies that are God Of War level brutal depending on where/how they died and what killed them.

Metal music is badass, so you can't die. BUT, instead you got a corruption meter that is like a health bar. It goes up every time you get hit by most enemies/traps and also by using some of the special magical powers you have since they are also derived from the same corrupt altars.

At the end of each "level" when you get to the altar you can choose to either destroy the altar increasing your corruption meter slightly or you can choose to take all its power in, permanently lowering your corruption meter in return for additional bonuses in stats/new abilities.

There's also a madness meter that functions akin to the sanity one in Eternal Darkness. Certain enemies/abilities, traps, rooms, and moments will trigger it to rise. The higher it goes the more prone the player is to illusions that fuck with the player. If filled it will make the player will use control of the player character and the PC will start acting unpredictably while also more prone to corruption.

Of course there are consumables to keep both meters down, though general ass kicking of bad guys helps as well.
>Is it on console, PC, or both?
Both
>Is it good or shit?
Dungeon crawler = meh reviews probably