What r/soulslikes is talking about this week

Not trying to debate what is or isn't a Soulslike. Just curious which four Non-Fromsoft games people would put on their Mt. Rushmore based on what they've played. Mine would be: \- The First...

I tend to like the deliberate and heavy feel more than DMC style action. Mostly comes down to animation style I think. Which Soulslike or Action RPG really lets you feel the impact and weight of...

I never really go on this subreddit, nor have I ever played King's Field, but I felt I had to share this gem. I rarely play souls-likes because they never really do it for me. But Queen's Domain...

I've beaten Demon Souls, platinumed Elden Ring, and about to fight Nito in Dark Souls. Even though Elden Ring is the only one I've platinumed, I actually enjoyed Demon Souls and Dark Souls more. I...

I want to talk about this specific buff that most soulslikes have, that I personally find mostly useless, yet the developers keep adding it into their games. This buff usually comes from rings,...

I personally say Pontiff Sulyva learning the movement patterns was quite easy

I've seen "Parry slop" written a few times - why not "dodgeslop"? What makes a crucial game mechanic "slop" and one normal? Is it familiarity to the constant dodging we did for years since early...