In combat, every action poses a risk, whether it’s committing to an attack and leaving yourself vulnerable in the start-up and recovery of it, or committing to defense and sacrificing a portion of your stamina to avoid taking damage. Like the rest of the Souls series, the appeal of Demon’s Souls is that it’s an action-RPG that prides itself on difficult, cerebral, and methodical combat, as well as extraordinarily deep character build customization. But Bluepoint – the team that so expertly remade Shadow of the Colossus in 2018 – has addressed just about all of those major issues and more in the absolutely gorgeous PlayStation 5 remake, resulting in a game that feels much tighter to control and one that brings From Software’s neglected original Souls game back to the forefront, reminding us what a strong foundation the Dark Souls series was built upon. My main takeaway from that experience was, “Man, as fantastic as this game is, it feels old.” And I don’t just mean graphically: you can only roll in four directions, character controls feel loose, and just overall, there’s a lot of jank.

Demon’s Souls Remake PS5 Free Download Unfitgirlĭemon’s Souls Remake PS5 Free Download Unfitgirl In prep for this review I dusted off my PlayStation 3 and spent about a week replaying through the original 2009 Demon’s Souls.

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