A independent developer is reviving one of the first FromSoftware games, King’s Field 2using the graphics engine Unreal Engine 5. The game, originally released in 1995 for the PlayStationis known for being one of the predecessors of the acclaimed Dark Souls titles and now, players have the opportunity to experience this classic with modern graphics.
Developer Rotmill has released a demo of his resurrection project, which maintains polygonal load and many original game elements, but runs in real time with HD textures, improved reflections and other news thanks to Unreal Engine 5.
This version allows players to embark on a retro adventure in search of the iconic Moonlight Swordan element recurring in FromSoftware games.
The demo It is located in the first explorable area of King’s Field 2, offering content limited but sufficient to face numerous monsters, interact with map elements and reach a logical ending. It is unclear when new gameplay will be added.given that there is only one developer working on the project, but it is expected that news will take time to arrive.
The best thing about coughing is that you can download the King’s Field 2 remake demo for free from the Rotmill website. The page also includes instructions for controls, patches and all information related to the project.
Although the games Souls-like types dominate the action RPG genrein the last years Several have emerged initiatives to recover the essence and playability of the first FromSoftware titlesreflecting a growing interest in exploring the origins of games that have defined the genre, so, with projects like the King’s Field 2 remakesouls-like fans increasingly have more opportunities to experience it.
Elden Ring creator admits to being “terrible at video games” and that he beat his own title with “all the help possible”
Games created by Hidetaka Miyazakidirector of Elden Ring and leader of FromSoftwarehave been recognized for being too difficultwith brutal enemies and bosses that end up frustrating most players to no end.
However, in a recent interview the creative confessed that, contrary to what many would think due to the difficulty of the titles he has given us, he considers himself “terrible at video games.”
