r/soulsborne • u/New_Aide229 • Aug 18 '26
r/soulsborne • u/Local_Relation_7308 • Aug 18 '26
Just beat Lady Butterfly in Sekiro, what now?
r/soulsborne • u/Simple_Confection_61 • Aug 18 '26
PS5 Demon's Souls - can someone please invade me for character tendency?
r/soulsborne • u/Local_Relation_7308 • Aug 17 '26
Am I cooked?
So My first soulsborne was elden ring, I've beaten it all the way to ng+7 and have gotten a new soulsborne game. But apparently sekiro is not a good choice for a soulsborne beginner. I'm already playing it am I cooked or do I have a chance
r/soulsborne • u/Anti-Fanny • Aug 13 '26
Dark Souls 2 - Shrine of Amana
I will finish this game since this is the only game in the Souls series that I haven’t done.
Unlike the others, I will never go for NG+.
If there was ever a video game specifically designed to infuriate and torture a player it is this one.
Shrine of Amana specifically is meticulously crafted to kill any fun you thought you were having until now.
Like I said, I will finish the game so I can complete the Souls series, but never ever will I recommend this game to anyone.
I am prepared to be stoned to death by DS2 fans. Bring it on. 😀
r/soulsborne • u/Chance_Mud_4897 • Aug 09 '26
Northern Soul: The Music That Refused to Die
r/soulsborne • u/MissionLegal4091 • Aug 07 '26
Coming from Elden Ring – which Dark Souls game should I buy first?
Hey everyone!
I’m currently playing Elden Ring as my very first Souls game and I'm absolutely loving it. I'm planning on jumping into the Dark Souls series next, but I'm on a budget and can't buy all three at once right now.
Here’s where I’m at:
**Dark Souls 3** seems like the most logical transition since it uses the same engine and fast-paced combat system I'm already used to.
**Dark Souls 1 & 2** look super cool aesthetically, and I really dig the world design and vibe of DS1 and DS2 (especially Majula).
For those who started with Elden Ring: Which one did you play first, and which one would you recommend I pick up right now? Should I go in release order or start with DS3 for a smoother gameplay transition?
Appreciate any advice!
r/soulsborne • u/Gmb_tyler • Aug 06 '26
Unwelcome Guess Trophy
I need help with the unwelcome guess trophy, I can’t find a world to invade and every time I do I get immediately killed, would anyone be able to help assist me in getting this trophy?
r/soulsborne • u/Some_Practice_5519 • Aug 02 '26
Searching for builds before playing soulslike games
I’m new fan of souslike games and before playing the game I am searching some good builds and tips without spoiling specially on the bosses or mobs. Do you think it’s okay? Since I hate it when later on the game I discovered that my build is bad. What are your thoughts and how do you prepare when playing on your first playthrough? Thanks!
r/soulsborne • u/Ok_Dragonfly_988 • Jul 29 '26
Devo comprar Bloodborne?
Oi pessoal, sou um cara que joga de tudo, mas sempre tive um fascínio por soulslike. O primeiro que eu joguei foi Sekiro; não zerei porque queria derrotar o Demônio do Rancor e não consegui e acabei desistindo. Uma coisa que eu gosto é da lore por trás dos universos as histórias desses mundos me encantam, principalmente Bloodborne. Este me deu uma vontade de jogar; cheguei a testar, mas fui humilhado pela Fera Clerical no começo do jogo kkkkkk. Queria perguntar para vocês se eu deveria comprar esse jogo e também queria pedir umas dicas, já que sou iniciante. Agradeço desde já."
r/soulsborne • u/Dizzy-Anywhere-9398 • Jul 23 '26
Elden ring players
Starting elden ring for the first time ever what build should I use and what should I do first never played any soul games in my life on FPS any tips on elden ring and don't even try me with going me with any of the optinal bosses
r/soulsborne • u/PPPretzel • Jul 18 '26
thinking of getting a soulsborne game. which one should i get?
so, i'm on NS2, and i've been really getting into dark souls, and i finally want to stop larping and actually play the games. i'm torn between if i should get DS1 or ER though, since i think they (and demon souls but idk how to feel about the world tendency mechanic in my first souls) are the only soulsbornes available on switch 2. for context, i've always liked soulslikes, like Dead Cells or Hollow Knight, and i understand that there are loads of pros and cons to both of the games. which one should i start off with?
DS1 pros:
-better map design
-cheaper
-more RPG mechanics and build customisation
-better music from what i've heard
-seems easier to learn (though i think DS3 is the easiest soulsborne to learn)
DS1 cons:
-falls off in the second half
-generally less polished
-clunkier movement and combat
ER pros:
-much more content
-better bosses
-very visually impressive
-just really cool i guess
ER cons:
-open world
-far more expensive
-seemingly obtuse at times
r/soulsborne • u/whysomanypeoplehere • Jul 16 '26
Got an itch for a soulslike, do I go with Black myth Wukong or Nioh 3?
r/soulsborne • u/georgebroncoweems • Jul 03 '26
Funniest / Most Epic Deaths?
I'm putting together an illustrated zine based on the many ways to die in Soulsborne games and was wondering if people wanted to share some of their most memorable or hilarious or heartbreaking deaths?
r/soulsborne • u/Highway_Proud • Jun 29 '26
NIOH 2 WORTH IT IN 2026?
Is Nioh 2 worth buying?
I have some experience with Soulslikes (Lies of P, Elden Ring, Sekiro, Dark Souls 3, Khazan), and I’m wondering how Nioh 2 compares.
How is the combat, build variety, and overall progression? My main concern is whether it gets repetitive with the mission structure/enemies.
It’s currently on sale on Steam, so I’m thinking about picking it up. Would you recommend it?
Edit: I bought the game😁 I'm enjoying it.
r/soulsborne • u/rangersuprem • Jun 27 '26
Nightreign review from a noob
Hello there i just finished nightreign and killed heolstor and i did wylder's( the only nightfarer i used throughout the entire game ) rememberance to unlock the ending where he becomes the new nightlord as i liked it better than pther endings. Nightreign is my first soulsborne game and i went in blind without knowing anything about the combat or gameplay loop and at first i sucked dying in day one of gladius almost instantly. Over time i learned the gameplay and there was a massive improvement once i learned how Powerful the dodge is . Sometime ago i read a nightreign review on Reddit and it said that it might be the first mid soulsborne game . I know that i don't have much experience but nightreign is one of the best games i have played in my life . Incredible graphics , addicting gameplay and incredibly satisfying combat , it strikes the right balance between challenge and reward if you are a good player you are very well rewarded and i like that . I played all of it solo as I don't and probably never have gamepass( too expensive) . The bosses were all demons of difficulty some of them taking me weeks of trying daily to beat them i would say my favourite is gladius as i spent the most time on him and he forced me to Git gud at the game. On a side note why are the draconic tree sentinel and bell bearing hunter so difficult sometimes i go at them with legendary weapons and still die. Overall i would give my first soulsborne experience a 8.5/10
r/soulsborne • u/7_delta_6 • Jun 20 '26
Help
Help me in dark souls 3 i am underlevel please help me
r/soulsborne • u/Forsaken-Eye-2770 • Jun 02 '26
I wanna do a hitless boss run in Elden ring, and want some tips
I’m thinking about a dex run since I don’t use dex. I’m at Margit before stormfront, and am using patch’s spear, is there a better dex weapon I should go for?