PlayStation reveals over 10 minutes of Demon’s Souls gameplay

Just under a week before the PlayStation 5 is released alongside the Demon souls Remake, Sony released a new State of Play this weekend to show off more gameplay from the Remade game. Over 10 minutes of gameplay was shared with commentary from SIE Worldwide Studios Creative Director Gavin Moore to show a very important part of the game – the beginning. From there, the gameplay preview jumps to various points in the game to reveal even more bosses who have been remade in a similar way while keeping their imposing nature intact.

You can check the state of affairs below to see what things will be like in Boletaria if you stop by Demon souls on PlayStation 5. After creating the character who will be with you for the rest of your arduous journey, drop into the Nexus to get your bearings and meet some of the NPCs who will congregate there. The State of Play will skip this part and get to work immediately by driving over the first Archstone, the Little King’s Archstone, to the gates of Boletaria.

You are immediately presented with dragons and corpses and scenes of general dismay and ruin, just to let you know that you are nearby Demon souls. Enemies mostly just shuffle towards their next move in these early stages, but as Moore points out, and as any Souls gamer will know, the unblocked hits from these enemies can quickly deplete your health bar in just a few swings.

After demonstrating the first parts of Demon soulsThe gameplay moves to other parts of the game to show off things like the Flamelurker boss fight and more. It’s a tour of various Archstones players that will seem all too familiar to those who played through the original Demon souls.

The gameplay is new, but much of Moore’s comments in the State of Play repeat much of what we heard before about the plans for the game Demon souls Remake. The players can choose between a performance or a resolution mode and hear the world of Demon souls in a new way when you have a headset for the new Tempest audio system. Demon souls will also be one of many PlayStation 5 games to take advantage of DualSense’s unique features such as haptic feedback on player benefits.

Demon souls starts on November 12th together with the PlayStation 5.