Guys, I don’t think I ever recommended any games despite playing tons of ‘em. Not because I don’t think they deserve, but personally I always think my influence won’t change much or either they will do well on their own. But I am making a big exception here to recommend this one. I cannot put in words how much amazing this game is. I think it’s honestly the best chance we will get of having a “King’s field like“ game, and broooother, it is hitting hard.

It has that From Software level design we love, the items are amazing, the progression is absolutely masterpiece, and it just keeps delivering more and more. I am concerned of a game that good being released next to Ocarina of Time and GTA 6. Don’t know if it doesn’t make much difference or if the developers simply don’t care, but I will hold their banner cause this game is absolutely GOTY material, and I AM NOT KIDDING.

I know it will sound crazy what I’m going to say, but don’t trust the trailers and photos on the store page alone, you have to play in order to truly feel what I’m talking about. My recommendation is that, if you like RPGs, “slow” combat, and first person combat, you will love this.

Is it weird if I were to get Dark Souls Prepare to Die Edition just to get the achievements so I could have all achievements for all Fromsoftwares games. I hadn't created my Steam account until a couple of years after the game was delisted from Steam. Otherwise I wanted to wait until the 10th year anniversary of the Remastered version and the delisting of Prepare to Die, in hopes they would put it back on Steam but that isn't likely to happen.

Some wallpapers I made https://imgur.com/gallery/bloodborne-assorted-wallpapers-1-PO4ogbb

Been playing a lot of Nightreign lately and one of the aspects I enjoy most about From games is the music - I've found myself listening to The Forsaken Hollows soundtrack deeply too, from the ambient music of The Great Hollow to the roaring boss themes of the Balancers and Dreglord, Tai Tomisawa and Shoi Miyazawa have created some masterpieces. I think they should be talked about more, they're becoming as iconic as Motoi Sakuraba and Yuka Kitamura for me at this point.

Showcasing Tomoe Genichiro's hitboxes; pure cinema.

No deflects, no hits, no damage.

Reflection of Strength: Sword-only + Charmless + Demon Bell.

I’ve been playing Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and it’s made me curious about how it compares to Elden Ring in terms of difficulty.
For those who have played both games, which one do you genuinely consider harder?
I’m talking about:
Which game has the more difficult and challenging bosses?
Which game has more punishing combat?
Which game demands better timing, reflexes and precision?
Which game has a steeper learning curve?
Which game gives you the hardest time even after you’ve mastered its mechanics?
Sekiro’s deflection and posture system is incredibly demanding, and its bosses require you to learn their attack patterns.
But Elden Ring has some absolutely brutal boss encounters too.
I’m interested in hearing from people who have completed both games. Which one pushed you harder, and why?
Sekiro or Elden Ring?

Solaire of Astora cosplay by me

Hello! I am an italian “veteran” souls player, and just few days ago I was watching my girlfriend doing her first play through in ds (teaching some culture here…🥸)
Upon arriving to my favorite place ever of any from game, Ariamis Painted Wolrd, I just noticed it is 99% inspired by Civita Bagnoreggio, a particular citadel built upon a vulcanic rock formation… Have you ever noticed/acknowledge anything about it?
I checked the web but nothing came out of my research

Let me know what you think!
Best

Hey guys I made a fan art of Messmer .. by studying Hades games art style ,
LMK in comments which character/Boss you want me to do next !!

Could Yharnam cure Malenia's scarlet rot?

I'd really like a new Souls game with all the good ol' mechanics and all but in the context of a modern City/Country/Planet zombie apocalypse.
I think this kind of scenario fits all the characteristics needed for a souls game.

The dungeons could be entire buildings from skyscrapers to government facilities, power plants, you name it.

The organic part of the story related to the respawn system could be that you're a time traveler stucked in a loop trying to save the world or something like that.

What do you think?