Enotria: The Last Song (2024)

Jyamma Games

PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation 5 · Xbox Series X|S

2.71 from 17 ratings

66 members have it in their collection · 3 playing now · 23 backlogged · 42 wish listed

Enotria: The Last Song is a soulslike set in a beautiful sun-lit world inspired by Italian folklore where the brightest sun casts the darkest shadow. Wear unique role-altering masks, face formidable foes and alter reality with the power of Ardore to unravel the secrets of Enotria.
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Release dates

  • Sep 16, 2024 (Advanced Access) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5
  • Sep 19, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 5
  • Dec 12, 2024 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Xbox Series X|S

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Summer Next Fest 2024 by BMO · 34 games · 0

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killerstar

Status killerstar Aug 23, 2025

This game's rough. It feels generally unpolished and clunky. In some cases it's hard to say why; is more like a gestalt thing. The way the animations are slightly floaty, how the menus lack juice. Sometimes is more obvious, like the bugs that crashed my game the first time I died or the one that drops free infinite xp if …

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This game's rough. It feels generally unpolished and clunky. In some cases it's hard to say why; is more like a gestalt thing. The way the animations are slightly floaty, how the menus lack juice. Sometimes is more obvious, like the bugs that crashed my game the first time I died or the one that drops free infinite xp if I rest at a specific checkpoint.

Enemy balance is extremely uneven. You can stunlock regular enemies, so most of the time you can bash light attack and get out of fights without a scratch. And then some enemies don't flinch with your attacks, but still do little damage so it's easy to tank them.. except when they get all supersaiyan and gain elemental damage, when they two-shot you.

There's an extremely overly-complex rock-paper-scissor style elemental system which I just ignore completely because it's impossible to understand and because just light attack and parry are enough. There is also the loadout system that I'm also ignoring because I don't see the point of changing weapons or stats.

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killerstar

Status killerstar Aug 23, 2025

A lot of people mocked Lies of P for the weird stat names like Motivity and Advance. This games tries to ape that and turns the confusion to 11. There's Vis attacks, and enemies that are immune to Vis take more Fatuo damage. Don't get the Radiant status effect or who knows what would happen (seriously, who knows?). Don't forget …

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A lot of people mocked Lies of P for the weird stat names like Motivity and Advance. This games tries to ape that and turns the confusion to 11. There's Vis attacks, and enemies that are immune to Vis take more Fatuo damage. Don't get the Radiant status effect or who knows what would happen (seriously, who knows?). Don't forget to level up your Bruiser Virtue, and maybe your Battlemage virtue too, so you deal more Ardore damage.

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BMO

Status BMO Jun 19, 2024

Enotria: The Last Song tries to differentiate itself from other Soulsborne games by providing a loadout system that lets you swap on the fly, even during combat. It's a welcome thing, if not for the fact that the game itself feels like a clumsy rehash of ideas better executed in other games. It feels too much like a Souls clone …

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Enotria: The Last Song tries to differentiate itself from other Soulsborne games by providing a loadout system that lets you swap on the fly, even during combat. It's a welcome thing, if not for the fact that the game itself feels like a clumsy rehash of ideas better executed in other games. It feels too much like a Souls clone and not enough of it's own thing, which is almost wild to say given it's distinctive setting and loadout system. Sadly, Enotria just isn't singing to me.

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