Elden Ring
An open fantasy world that never holds your hand: rewards curiosity and patience with death.
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An open fantasy world that never holds your hand: rewards curiosity and patience with death.
A Victorian Lovecraftian nightmare: fear as a mechanic and aggressive combat without shields.
The fire fades and you die again: the classic soulslike with the tightest combat system.
Rhythm-based swordplay, a Sengoku shinobi and no level grinding: pure, honest difficulty.
A cursed island in 2D: a soulslike metroidvania with hand-drawn art and local co-op.
First-person melee against rat hordes: four players versus thousands, and one straggler means a wipe.
A soulslike with guns and procedural worlds: perfect to clear as a trio.
Yokai in the Sengoku era and the best combat system among soulslikes.
A Pinocchio soulslike in Belle Époque style: gorgeous, brutal and full of great bosses.
Three Kingdoms China and parrying: faster than a soulslike, meaner than expected.
Three nights, three bosses and three-player co-op: Elden Ring as a roguelike.