"Yay, the evil is defeated! How about doing it a century or so earlier next time while there's still someone left to drain all these poison swamps?" This isn't a problem for Enotria: The Last Song, thanks to it being ruled over by an eternal who will not allow anything in the land to change.

Enotria's multiple-build system made possible by its Masks is further supported by the way the game handles gear upgrades and durability.

The Last Song emulates Dark Souls' nostalgia but struggles with outdated mechanics, leaving players frustrated.

Enotria: The Last Song trades the darker environments and undertones of a traditional Soulslike for a brighter, more deeply saturated world.

Enotria: The Last Song is a sunny soulslike that has an unusual sense of joy on the surface—but there’s a lot of dark stuff going on underneath. You can rest assured that your skills will be tested in typical genre fashion,