Jyamma Games has released a new trailer for Enotria: The Last Song at the Summer Game Fest 2024, in which it revealed the game’s final release date. This new Souls-like game will come out on September 19th. Moreover, you can download and play a free PC demo on Steam.
In this game, players will be able to don their fallen foes’ masks to take on their roles. According to the devs, this will enable new ways to play, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. At launch, the game will have over 30 masks, and you’ll be able to swap between up to 3 customizable loadouts at any time.
Players will also be able to expand their playstyle options through a unique pool of talents in the Path of Innovators. The game will launch with 68 skills, offering over 150 million different build combinations.
Enotria: The Last Song will also offer 30+ aspects to alter your main statistics dynamically, as well as 120+ weapons, 8 different weapon classes, 45 spells, 8 parry modifiers.
In March 2024, the devs also shared the game’s official PC system requirements. So, be sure to take a look at them.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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Tried the demo for this one. Seems especially forgiving with timing when it works lol.
"When it works" is the keyword. I tried it too. Did a stream of it and half of the time it just felt like nothing was happening when pressing a button. It's fairly janky in it's movement too. I really don't care much for the genre to begin with and this felt more interesting, but it really needs some polish control-wise before it releases.
100%, the trailer and concept seem cool but the demo just doesnt sit right with me. Its so forgiving to spam parry but when it doesnt work its hard to tell if its a system im not understanding or the game being janky. I think i was done with the "souls-likes" all together after lords of the fallen last year but Lies of P showed me that some people are figuring out what makes the genre and style great. I hope they get this and that Flintlock game shape up to be something decent.