Demon's Souls Remake: released a new gameplay trailer

A new gameplay video of about 5 minutes just led us back to Boletaria. Directly from the canal YouTube di PlayStation, in fact, the boys of Bluepoint games showed us a new trailer focused on the combat aspects of Demon's Souls Remake, the next one coming out 12st November simultaneously with the PlayStation 5. And from what little they have shown us, the commitment put into the new incarnation of the title From Software released in 2009 on PlayStation 3 it looks really huge.

The development team has not disrupted the production, nor does it seem to have changed the philosophy of the game. From these spectacular first minutes of gameplay, in fact, we can observe how the structure of the game has remained unchanged: difficult and punitive. The work of reconstruction of the environments and characters, the new use of dynamic lighting, and the new animations of the protagonists make this title much more than just a remake. The guys from Bluepoint Games showed great respect for the original work, but they seem to have it improved in every aspect, so much so that, although we are facing a very first gameplay trailer, this new remake seems to be the best of those made to date on older generation titles. The playful system seems substantially unchanged, keeping faith with the heaviness of both the character and the fighting; but the new graphic detail gives the overall picture a much more spectacular rendering, aided by a real-time lighting system that can certainly make us talk about a generational leap.

The trailer shows us our hapless lost soul making its way down the second Archstone of the title, that of Underground King. After traveling the long tunnels of Stonefang, in fact, we find ourselves facing the spectacular boss fight against the Flamelurker. This flaming enemy shows even more clearly the wonderful job done with the lighting by the software house, in addition to the fluidity of the 60 FPS. We just have to wait for the arrival of Demon's Souls Remake on the shelves: we will see, literally, some good ones.