14 DAY TRIAL // Bloodborne is not yet on PC, but publisher Playstack and Kumi Souls Games hope that their new game, The Last Faith, is going to make soulslike fans just as happy. A dark, gothic mix of metroidvania and soulslike, The Last Faith is the result of a successful Kickstarter campaign ended back in 2020.
Over the weekend, Playstack revealed The Last Faith will be coming to PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, and Xbox One later this year. A trailer that shows a lot of gameplay footage has been released too, so make sure to check that out too.
Featuring pixel art depicting gothic landscapes, The Last Faith promises to provide brutal but empowering gameplay. The game offers nonlinear exploration, which will allow players to discover a huge range of tools for destruction as they adventure into the snow-dusted mountains, deep dark forests, crypts and cities.
“When we first met developer Kumi Souls, we were struck by just how closely and attentively the studio listens to the desires of its fanbase. That player-first approach is often a hallmark of success and it was completely unsurprising to us that The Last Faith significantly outperformed its Kickstarter target and accrues so many Wishlists on a daily basis. That drive, coupled with the engaging world The Last Faith builds, made it a no-brainer for the Playstack family,” said Playstack chief executive Harvey Elliot.
In The Last Faith, players take the role of a man with no recollection of his immediate past. Eric will soon discover that he is in a race against time as his mind and conscience begin to deteriorate in front of him. Players will have a formidable array of melee weapons at their disposal, as well as arcane spells, and long-range firearms, which will help them carve a path in their own style.
No release date for The Last Faith has been announced, but we’ll be keeping our eyes on this one. If you enjoyed games like Blasphemous, then you should do the same.
