The Best Souls Games for Beginners

[@35infinite]

Great vid my dude, honestly, one of my favorites you've done, and I don't even play these games, lol. Maybe Khazan will get me.

[@SweisSenpai]

Hoping Khazan peaks your interest 👀 thanks so much my dude

[@leandrocandioti3843]

I finish elden ring and dlc and ds3 now im playbg bloodborne for the first time, but later idk if i have to choose sekiro or ds1 im not cinsidering difficulty because thats what im looking fot but i just need a unique esperience soul like elden ring

[@SweisSenpai]

Sekiro is going to be heavy parrying and being able to handle a variety of nemesis. It’s very fast past, dark souls 1 is just a classic lots of cool areas and traps and more old school slower paced combat

[@eSKAone-]

Bloodborne got me into souls games. And honestly those now are my favourite games period.

[@SweisSenpai]

Love to hear it!! Aside from the platform it’s stuck on, Bloodborne is a fantastic starter souls

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

Bloodborne is what turned me off of them.😂 I couldn't stand the repetitive nature of what happened after the character died.... Everything would be quite simple and then you get all the way up to the boss just to have them swipe at you once or twice and you get sent back to the beginning of the game.... I just couldn't stand doing all that boring stuff over and over again. It's a beautiful game, but even beauty can lose its lustre if it becomes repetitive. But the Souls games are definitely some of the most beautiful I've ever seen. I just wish they had quick save or something in place to keep it from being so repetitive.

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

It's not the difficulty that bothers me. It's the ridiculous repetitiveness of having to start all over again at the beginning of a level instead of just starting at the boss where I died.... I played Bloodborne and it was because of this repetitiveness that I just gave up on it. It got very boring very quickly. And it's a real shame because it's a beautiful game, as are most of the other Souls games from what I can see. I just wish they had a different setup instead of doing crap like that. Either that or maybe put a setting in the game to where you can have quick-saves.

[@botellopiedraleonelcristob6366]

Bloodborne is also specially shit. You also grind for health and xp WAY too much.

[@mondaiji679]

It was a good video. You explained your points very well However I might want to throw in that the way you talked about bloodborne can be easily misunderstood. You can farm Bloodviles but you still wont be able to carry more then 20 at a time. I think with upgrades its like 23. The 99 you have will be in your inventory so player DO have to learn how to play with limited heals. Even tho bloodviles are faster then traditional estus

[@SweisSenpai]

That’s true but every time they die it will replenish it from their storage which in general is still more beginner friendly but great point friendo. Thanks for watching :)

[@madkaiser4887]

HELL YEAH WITH WO LONG!

[@Doodz22]

The easiest souls game that I’ve ever played was Code Vein!

[@SweisSenpai]

Deff! While it is a soulslike though I tried to pick games that are closest to fromsofts games! Code Vien almost reminds me of more anime action adventure at times with the party members!

[@Justin.Franks]

Wo Long is cheap? The lowest price it's been on Steam is $25.99. It's not like Thymesia which goes on sale for $12.49, or even Dark Souls Remastered which sales for $19.99. I would say the most beginner-friendly _and_ cheap soulslike would be Steelrising. It's already gone on sale for $9.99 on Steam twice this year. And keys for it are stupid cheap ($2.65 is the lowest right now), probably because it was one of the Humble Bundle Choice games a few months ago.