Where Enotria stands slightly ahead of other FromSoft-inspired games is the freedom with which you can define your character. As well as the standard tools of an RPG, such as permanently upgrading ...

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How then, I wondered as Enotria: The Last Song booted up, would I get on with the latest entry in the bloated Souls-like genre? Enotria stands out from its many Souls-like siblings in two ways.

As a challenging Soulslike, Enotria: The Last Song is subject to farming, but unlike other games in the genre, it welcomes the concept with open arms.

Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice. This second time around it’s Enotria: The Last Song, following on from 2023’s excellent Lies of P. It’s a game that’s ...

Please verify your email address. Veltha, God of Strife in Enotria is an incredibly tough boss due to her relentless attacks and self-healing ability. It's highly recommended to equip a +7 ...

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The ability to respec your character allows you to try out new builds and weapons in Enotria: The Last Song. The feature unlocks after defeating Veltha, God of Strife in Falesia Magna. You also ...

They can also be sold. Below is a comprehensive listing of all the tools you might find in Enotria: The Last Song. Check back regularly as we will continually update this database. Miraculous ...

Enotria: The Last Song’s stacks of gameplay systems and offbeat terminology make for a fairly convoluted soulslike experience. However, it brings some cool ideas to the table when it comes to ...

Enotria: The Last Song reviewed by Jarrett Green on PC, also available on PlayStation 5.Aside from the fundamentals of combat, Enotria: The Last Song really tries to step outside of the box when ...