- Platform: Xbox One
- Region: Region free
- Release date: July 29, 2021
- Developer: Fallen Flag Studio
- Publisher: United Label, CI Games
- Genre: Action
Eldest Souls is a dark fantasy, boss rush, action role-playing game developed by Fallen Flag studios, after centuries of enslavement humanity rebelled against their masters the old gods with great cost, they overpowered them and imprisoned them within the Citadel, years passed and humanity prospered but it was not meant to be, Eksyll the leader and the most corrupt of the old gods found a way to get back at humanity, a curse that would plunge humanity into another dark age, the last of humanity came together and forged a mighty sword made of pure obsidian a weapon that could kill the old gods, it’s up to you mysterious warrior to take the sword to the Citadel and slay the gods that cursed the world.
- The world of Eldest Souls is heavily inspired by Dark Souls and Bloodborne the bread and butter of the souls-like genre, but Eldest Souls differs in this regard by condensing the entire experience into 10 unique and memorable Boss fights. But once you defeat an Old God you get a fraction of their powers.
- Explore the ruins of the once-mighty Citadel, a powerful prison built to chain the gods, but humanity underestimated Eksyll brutality, he experimented with his fellow gods to make the curse and took over the citadel, find out more about the world by talking to NPC’s and finding notes scattered throughout the world.
- Customize your loadout from three distinct fighting styles Wind slide, Counter, and Berserker Slash. Pick and choose which skills you like the most in a skill tree, you can switch them back into different ones before each boss battles without any cost.
Reviews
Even as the death count just keeps racking up higher and higher. It’s one thing to craft a game with such an entertaining yet punishing series of fights. It’s another to do so with the kind of design philosophy that’s so quick to convince it more than deserves its rightful place. But that’s exactly what Fallen Flag has achieved with seemingly impeccable ease here.
