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I will say however when a game tries so hard to be original it breaks itself that doesn't mean it loses it's value. It's just not fun.
As far actual reviews that commit the crime of condemnation based purely on similarities that's always a tell-tale sign of review quality in my opinion. I don't mind alluding to it like, say, "If you played MW2 than you'll be familiar with Bad Company's feature X," but the game itself should still be reviewed on it's own legs.
Aka it's good. I feel like these similarities SHOULD be mentioned. Gamers will instantly be able to relate to those big titles, and make a more informed purchase.
The key is that these similarities are GOOD.
Actually how is Darksiders?? I've heard of the title but know exactly NOTHING about the game.
@CelicaCrazed I think its fucking amazing its got fun combat, puzzles, and gallons of blood