The Last Song Releases Today

After the recent major success of Black Myth Wukong, souls fans will likely be hungry for more Souls action, and the good news is that Enotria: The Last Song has arrived just in time to give Souls veterans a brutal new world to explore.

Enotria: The Last Song, offers a beautiful, sunkissed world filled to the brim with whimsy and brutality in equal measure, and it’s available on PC and Console today.

However, it is important to mention that, as part of a long string of potential Xbox games that have experienced delays, Enotria: The Last Songhas been delayed indefinitely on Xbox Series X and S, meaning Xbox fans will need to sit this one out for the time being.

For those wondering how much this title will cost, as per the current prices available on the Playstation Store, it seems that the standard edition will cost potential players $49.99.

Whereas the Deluxe Edition will be an additional $10, coming in at $59.99.

Enotria: The Last Song Deluxe Edition Features

The Deluxe Edition seems like good value as it comes with the following goodies:

• ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK EXTRACT
• DIGITAL ARTBOOK EXTRACT
• EXCLUSIVE WEAPON SKINS SET
• UPGRADE WEAPON MATERIALS
• UPGRADE MASK MATERIALS
• UPGRADE LINES MATERIALS
• EXTRA MIRACLE PESTO
• EXTRA HYMN OF VIGOR
• EXTRA ARMONIA SAP

From what we have seen so far, the Canovaccio-cursed world of Enotria promises an enthralling adventure dripping in Italian Folklore.

So, if you’re looking for another Souls-like to add to your collection, this might be worth your while.

Could Enotria Be The Next Big Souls-Like?

As mentioned, we have already been blessed with some amazing Souls games and expansions this year, and Enotria needs to offer a phenomenal experience if it intends to compete with the likes of Shadow of the Erdtree and the record-breaking Journey to the West-inspired epic, Black Myth: Wukong.

However, it seems that Enotria has all the makings of a runaway success, with a world that is rich with lore, a setting that is choked full of breathtaking vistas and sunkissed locales.

And, of course, it has all the trappings of a refined Souls title, with intricate combat systems, plenty of weapons and builds to experiment with, and brutal bosses to take on.

It’s not the first time we have seen a developer offer a Souls-like experience that tries to tweak and refine the FromSoft model to great effect.

Lies of P managed to blow everyone’s socks off last year with a Pinocchio-inspired tale that was, naturally, a lot darker than the Disney iteration you may be more familiar with.

It remains to be seen if the gaming collective will respond to Enotria in the same way they did to Black Myth: Wukong, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Enotria captures the hearts and minds of gamers everywhere and becomes the next sleeper hit of the year. Watch this space.