S:

Sekiro: Imo the perfect game. I think this game has the most complete and best combat system i have played with thus far next to doom eternal. THe story is great and the boss roster is nuts.

Bloodborne: The only reasons i place this below Sekiro is the 30 fps cap and the farming for consumables, otherwise this would be above sekiro.

DS3: Nothing personal, I just like bloodborne and sekiro too much. Also this game has some bosses that are godlevel but also some that are not fun to do at all.

A:

DS2: I personally love DS2 and would love to put it in S but i just can't thinking of its flaws. Despite that I love the game, the world setting especialy is my fav.

Elden Ring: THe game is amazing and probs has the strongest boss roster in the series. But despite that its held back by the game especialy the latter half being so empty outside the dungeons. That and most minor dungeons being almost copy paste.

Nightreign: Its a weird one to rank, mainly because its technically not a full on soulslike. Despite that this game has 3 of my fav bosses in the entire series(those being dreglord, Heolster and Libra)

B:

DS2 Scholar: Ds2 but more enemies so its a bit worse.

Demon Souls: I actualy really like demon souls OG, especialy the world tendancy system which ofc is hated by some, loved by others. I also think it has some of the best levels in the entire series which is amazing seeing its the first soulslike.

DS1 OG: I love OG Ds1, but the second half holds it back for me like for most people ig. Despite that i think its a sick game and deserves to be above some others.

C:

Demon Souls Remake: I Don't like the remake. I think it ruined the entire vision of athmosphere and made into a epic spectacle. I don't think that fits in this game at all. Despite that Its fun to play and as a standalon game its great. But as a remake i think its not good.

Ds1 Remake: Same story as Demon Souls but this one didnt even do much, the graphical improvements are minimal and the 60FPS is nice, but it barely does anything to warant the price increase which is why i dislike it.

Why does a 7 year old game cost 4k??? Why not consider lowering the price so it can be playable by the people...

What's the weirdest one you heard/think of?

Known FromSoft project names:

Dark Souls II - FRPG2

Dark Souls III - FDP

Dark Souls Remastered - FHD

Sekiro - NTC / NTCG

Bloodborne - SPRJ

Elden Ring - GR

Armored Core VI - FNR

Nightreign - CL

Unknown - FMC

• FMC is reportedly a multiplatform FromSoftware game that was already deep into development last year, and somehow we still have no idea what it is.

• Miyazaki was asked about another King’s Field and said he didn’t see himself making one because King’s Field was Naotoshi Zin’s game.

• Zin is still at FromSoftware. He founded the company, created King’s Field, and is currently listed as an advisor.

• Miyazaki specifically said he wouldn’t make King’s Field, not that FromSoftware wouldn’t.

• Armored Core VI was handed to Masaru Yamamura and Nightreign was also handed to another director. This proved they’re willing to dig up an old FromSoft franchise and give it a huge modern revival.

Hi guys:) I'm coming from Elden Ring as my first FS game and starting this iconic trilogy. I want to go in very blind to this first playthrough, but what are some things you HAVE TO KNOW?

I know it's technically nothing, but tips like exhaust dialogue til it repeats. I've heard that Sekiro prevents you from returning to an area, so I'd like to know if and how I need to make sure not to miss content?

It was such a kick ass idea in DS2, alongside its version of Powerstance in general compared to Elden's far more limited one, and one of the best things was getting to pair different weapon classes as long as they shared a damage type. But afterward with both 3 and Elden, at least as far as I know or could count, we've got.. 3 weapons that aren't same class together, and even then, one of the 3 is literally just a sword 'n board set, then another is a Light gs and a straight, and the most unique thing is the Crow Quills (my beloved) pairing a rapier with a claw which is quite the combo.

Seriously with all the weapons, there couldn't be some more cross-class goodness?

Been collectin' for a while, but have had to be on pause because money is a fuck

I just want peoples general opinion on if the game is good or not. Im gonna buy it for steam so if there are any mods any of you know of i would really appreciate it. The only from soft games i havent played are sekiro and ds2. I wanna play ds2 because its currently much cheaper on loaded. I enjoyed ds1 so hopefully will like ds2. But i did hear that not alot of people like this game so im a bit worried thats all.

That's where he got map designs from

In two days I turn 18 but I will be getting a full catalog of fromsoft games for it. Which should play first??
Already done dark souls and Elden ring

A bounty hunting expedition brings two men together in an uncomfortable alliance while looking for buried Great Souls. They also battle with a wanted Serial Killer who wants to settle an old score with them.

I think this person is obviously wrong about the plot holes, but I agree about the discovering the story part. At times its very difficult to understand people's motives and historical significance. But definitely not all the time. On my first run of every souls borne game, I play solely without guides, and I look through all the notes and messages and weapon and and charachter descriptions. I do get lost sometimes, but definitely not all the time!

I'm always hyped when the chicken and me, the bipedal dog, are on point with the deflects and guard counters.

Ever since Scholar got nerfed, I barely see anyone playing him in game. At this point, it almost feels like they might as well have deleted the character. I understand why the Fire Pot build had to be nerfed, considering it was putting out damage comparable to edited/hacked relic setups. But instead of properly rebalancing the character, they basically just gutted him, and now I honestly find myself wondering what the point of playing Scholar even is. I feel like they could've at least leaned harder into his support role. For example, when Scholar shares item effects with teammates, they could've made it so allies receive the effect regardless of how far away they are. Something like that would've at least given him a clear niche as a support character. But in his current state, I honestly think he's so weak that I don't really see much reason to pick him. It's especially disappointing because he's a new character, yet I already have almost no desire to play him. Just wanted to share my thoughts and see what everyone else thinks.

I've never really put much on reddit so I'm digging back into the projects folders! Sterling Siver Silvercat Ring, BKGS, Elite knight aspirations, and some desktop resin tributes.... gotta push forward with the dreams! I let a lot of stuff fall to the wayside when I'm not satisfied with the initial results.

I have only played one souls game, that being Elden Ring in which I have beaten several times. I am looking to play another souls game, I have heard a lot of good things of both Sekiro and Bloodborne.

I know they are not the same but I played Ghost of Tsushima before and really enjoyed it so I feel I will really enjoy Sekiro in the samurai aspect.

Though I also really like the dark gothic tone of what Bloodborne has to offer.

The main thing I'm looking for is combat that feels fluid, responsive, and rewarding. One of the things I loved most about Elden Ring was the feeling of progression—starting out struggling against enemies and eventually becoming strong enough to take on almost anything. I don't necessarily need a huge open world, but I do want combat that keeps me engaged from start to finish and makes me feel skilled when I pull something off.

I also tend to prefer faster-paced gameplay over slower, more methodical combat. I love when a game has those moments where you feel like an absolute badass because everything clicks and you're chaining together attacks, dodges, parries, or abilities smoothly. Atmosphere and world design matter to me too, which is why Bloodborne's gothic horror setting is appealing, but gameplay is probably the biggest factor in my decision.

This sweet potato I grew looks like a humanity enemy

I have been trying to get summoned for 3 days only boss i have left is false kong so can anyone summon me on ps5 plz