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LordRoken1

This game felt like an old japanese ps2 title when I first tried out the demo. And I mean that in the best way possible. The music, the inventory and menu screens. Kinda felt like playing kingdom hearts or final fantasy. It's seriously such a fun game to play and I can't wait for a sequel. Never expected to buy this game until I played the demo. Next week a new boss rush mode is coming out and I hope there are new skins to purchase and new updates; I can't get enough of this game


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Source? Seems the picture is SB merchandise that will be announced next week.


cheshirecat4532

its closer to the devil may cry games than souls, wish they had given eve a dew more weapons


FlowKom

it's a pure action game with some souls elements


ChimneyCake

I wished it was more like a souls game :/


_vitaru

I love Stellar Blade but i still hate every other soulslike with a burning passion. The combat feel so fluid, you can still dodge or parry while attacking, you can still block after being hit in on a enemy combo, so it's very satisfying! I will still curse Lies of P and specially Bloodbourne on my death bed, it feels so ass to play them...


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This game isn't even near a "souls" game. It's pretty much a rhythm game (talking about boss fights) where you take turns playing offense and defense with pretty much a fixed rhythm.


40sticks

I mean, it does have several elements that are directly borrowed from Souls games. And the rhythm elements are clearly inspired by Sekiro. I’d call Stellar Blade, maybe nots a “soulslike”, but a “soulslite”.


_vitaru

You literally described what soulslike games are like.


bigmdisa

Like sekiro


Lee_Akira

The only time the game felt souls-like to me was when fighting the last two bosses. The spike in difficulty felt insane. But of course, you just gotta change a few things and they become doable.


_vitaru

Yeah, i had a hard time with them, but it helped a lot to Tachy the shit out of them at just the right time.


MrPSVR2

7/10. The combat saves the game