Action RPG

Increasingly, gamers are drawn to Souls-like titles, and what better introduction than diving into the catalog crafted by FromSoftware? To date, FromSoftware has produced seven Souls-like games, each of which has been highly praised. Over time, these games have only grown in quality. Although all remain outstanding, they do differ slightly based on features, freedom, and gameplay experience. Here’s a list ranking every Souls-like game created by FromSoftware.

More players are discovering the appeal of Souls-like games, making FromSoftware’s collection an ideal starting point. They’ve made 7 such games so far, all highly rated. As you play, you’ll notice slight differences among them due to gameplay, freedom, and features. Here’s a ranked list of every Souls-like game created by FromSoftware for your convenience.

As a gamer, I’m thrilled to share that Capcom has partnered with one of the world’s leading guitar makers to introduce a Monster Hunter-themed instrument into Monster Hunter Wilds. From August 27th until September 24th, players can complete a special event quest to secure a unique gesture showcasing the Monster Hunter Rathalos Fender Telecaster. The real-life version of this guitar, which pays homage to the 20th anniversary of our beloved game series, is already available and retails for $2099.99. This masterpiece boasts Rathalos-inspired graphics, a satin polyester finish on an alder body, and humbucking pickups at the neck.

Here are some main points from the update not only covering new content, but also improvements like additional item boxes in each base camp and the Grand Hub, better Steam performance, among others. The PS5 update will be approximately 7GB, while Xbox Series X|S and Steam updates will be around 6GB. If you choose the high-resolution texture pack on Steam, the size increases to 19GB. The update is scheduled to begin on June 30 at 4:30 AM UTC (which corresponds to June 29 at 9:30 PM PT in Pacific Time Zone).

During the Capcom Spotlight event, it was revealed that Monster Hunter Wilds Title Update 2 will launch on June 30th, bringing a plethora of new content to the game. Among the major additions are two familiar monsters from past games: Lagiacrus, a sea wyvern who typically inhabits water environments, and Seregios, a mid-sized wyvern with golden scales. The update will showcase both monsters in combat, including underwater sequences for Lagiacrus, while Seregios will be seen battling on land. Players can encounter these two new foes starting from June 30th.

Previously hinted at, the aquatic dragon known as Lagiacrus will now be included, offering a unique underwater battle experience, although it’s only temporary.

The newest adversary to challenge in the realm of Everdark is Fulghor, Nightglow’s Nightshade Champion. To engage him in combat, you must first conquer the initial Darkdrift Knight expedition. He’ll be standing by for battle until the next Everdark Sovereign takes over; replacing him is a formidable centaur who once battled as Gaping Jaw, an opponent that gave quite a run for its money.

Fulghor, the Nightglow’s Nightshade Champion, is the latest boss fight in Everdark. To face him, you must first defeat the Darkdrift Knight expedition. He’ll be around until the next Everdark Sovereign appears; previously, Gaping Jaw was replaced by a tough centaur for battle.

This version aims to make the text more accessible and easier to understand while still maintaining its original meaning.

Kickstarting things are two game trials for PlayStation Plus Premium: “WWE 2K25” and “Monster Hunter Wilds”. The first one is ready for play now, while the second will become accessible on June 30th. If you’ve been curious about these games (and their praise as well as criticisms), this is an excellent chance to dive in.

In contrast to other Soulslike games by FromSoftware, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice stands out with its unique character. Although some may point to the absence of RPG elements and the protagonist-centric focus as key differences between it and other FromSoft titles, the most noticeable change lies in its combat system. Unlike Elden Ring, which employs a more measured and deliberate approach to combat, Sekiro offers rapid, parry-intensive combat with a posture system. Essentially, the fast-paced action in Sekiro feels like it was drawn from a samurai film.

Frankly, it’s no secret that we’ve been eagerly awaiting news about The Elder Scrolls 6 ever since the initial teaser in 2018. Bethesda’s silence has only heightened our anticipation. Could this be the moment when they unveil the official reveal of The Elder Scrolls 6? Or are we merely looking forward to a Starfield expansion instead?

One delightful feature of the spin-off game Nightreign is its strong link with the original Elden Ring title. You’ll encounter numerous characters, enemies, and even storylines that echo the main game. Yet, Nightreign doesn’t merely borrow elements from Elden Ring; it skillfully weaves them in a unique way to create its own distinct identity.