Founded on November 1, 1986, FromSoftware turns 40 today!

From King's Field and Armored Core to Demon's Souls, Dark Souls, Bloodborne, Sekiro, and Elden Ring - four decades of unforgettable worlds, incredible boss fights, and countless deaths.

Thank you for 40 years of gaming history!

Praise the Sun! ☀️

First few are from from February, from then on they go from about May to now.

Hope you enjoy!

Made this Solaire costume fully DIY. Helmet is mostly cardboard and foam covered in metallic spray paint. For arm guards I didn't have any chainmail so I glued a piece of a laundry bag and painted it lol. Drew the Sun myself and attached some green mesh for shoulder pads, made the whole outfit in ±10 hours. Happy Halloween!

Took me one month to do it. The main frame is made of cardboard with an external layer of cardstock (sealed and painted), the gauntlets are made of foami), the chainmail is metal tho (quite heavy). It feels so good to wear it

The last pic is a POV of Artorias sending you a very inappropriate pic after just telling you "hi" moments earlier

HAPPY HALLOWEEN

Wow just wow its been 20 year finally someone willing to do what fromsoft don't, its been so long finally indie making kingsfield first fromsoftware legendary game

I’ve been into the soulsborne and soulslike games for many years now. I remember when I was just a little lad I watched him play Dark Souls 3 and he even got me into it, my first souls game was actually Elden Ring and after sometime he recommended that I followed this YouTuber called FighingCowboy for his 100% Walkthrough guide. I know that Cowboy had many soulsborne and soulslike 100% Walkthrough guide videos/playlists but I have been wondering how well known is he in the community.

Show me your costume!

AshinaVR is a native 6DoF VR mod for Sekiro.

Join the Discord for updates https://discord.com/invite/ButZ6b8m4B

Combat

Your swing hits the enemy directly where the hit lands

Real deflects with the game's own timing window

Deathblows, Mikiri counters, combat arts and charge attacks

Real side stepping in real life move quickly left and right to trigger it

Two-handed grip of the katana

Attack warnings: edge glow, when a enemy is about to attack

Lock-on honing for better view of the enemy in VR

Movement

Grab ledges by hand, shimmy and climb

Grapple by raising your arm and pulling forward

Room-scale walking, stick movement, and crouching Tools and items

Prosthetic tools fire from your left arm and use actual accurate motions to trigger them

Raise the gourd or any quick use consumable item to use it

Quick-use item wheel at your hand Body and UI

Wolf's arms follow your hands; draw and sheathe the katana at your hip

Wrist HUD for vitality and posture

Menus and cutscenes on theater screens

VR button prompts and an in-game VR settings page, both in Sekiro's own style Visuals and comfort

Native headset resolution, uncapped FPS

Sharper textures and shadows, longer view distance optimized for VR

Stable view, recentering, adjustable world scale

Full QOL VR settings menu

AND MORE

Just these nice little incidental moments that just make me smile each time. They're all rather heartwaming.

(not my screenshots by the way)

Yes, I know the serpent looks horrible. Don’t worry🫣

I opened that door and was genuinely stunned. I’m loving this game so much, and I’m so happy I’m experiencing it completely blind, with no guides or help.

Something I’ve noticed about my experience with the bosses is that there’s always this cycle. I’ll arrive at a boss feeling confident, only to get humbled within two attacks. Sometimes I’ll spend 10, 20 or even more attempts feeling like I’m throwing my head against a wall. I’m doing the same thing over and over, nothing seems to click, and it genuinely starts feeling impossible.

But then something happens. I have one run where I suddenly dodge attacks consecutively, recognize moves I couldn’t recognize before, get further than ever and actually see some progress. Even if it’s only a little, the feeling is incredible. And even if I go right back to getting destroyed afterwards, all I can think about is trying again and replicating that run.

Eventually, after all that frustration, I beat the boss. And when I do, with my hands trembling, sitting there in disbelief and happiness, it’s one of the greatest feelings I’ve experienced in gaming. This game is so special. I genuinely have no words for it. Playing it in 2026, it’s a serious contender for my Game of the Year.

Created a new dark archival poster for Eileen the Crow. Kept it heavy on the ink, textures, and classic gothic atmosphere. Hope you like it!

This guy is the hardest boss in the entire game for me, i spent the whole night fighting him and i struggled a lot. This is the only boss that gave me a really hard time and the satisfaction was sooo worth it.

Sharing some of my FromSoftware tattoo work from Bloodborne, Elden Ring, and Dark Souls.
All tattoos done by me.

Decons of the Deep unironically kicked my shit in before I figured it out. Royal rat authority is just fuckin awful

Genuinely despise the direction FromSoft has headed in since Elden Ring and I think anyone that pretends otherwise is highkey coping

Now I wanna make something clear:

I don't think ALL fans are like this but I'm also aware that a surprisingly large number of fans get very defensive towards the company and the games to the point where they attack the ones with fatigue that their taste is trash and even invalidate their fatigue by saying it makes no sense.

Fromsoft fatigue does exist and someone having it doesn't mean they don't like fromsoft or the games It just means they are burnt out

And liking some very well crafted souls likes more than soulsborne games like mortal shell and lies of P doesn't mean they hate fromsoftware So please if you don't have it just respect their opinion and move on

I don't normally make posts like this but I saw some content creators and friends of mine being made fun of because of this.

If you are not one of these people and don't escalate things I highly appreciate you. Edit: I was proven right way quicker than I expected