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Also hate those games.
That. It also is not a souls-like, maybe souls-lite by a stretch.
It looks like it might be and is advertised as such but once you take a real look you can see it's not. Some people seem to think it is a souls-like because bosses are sponges on "challenge" mode and there's a lock on.
It would be like calling Death Stranding a shooter through and through or DOOM a tactical shooter. Yes, there are guns but the point is not "kill everything on sight" and the game makes it clear nor does the latter have strategy elements.
How does it do that when challenge is part of certain genres/series ?
Examples :
Bullet Hell
Souls-like
hardcore FPS (Doom for instance)
That's quite the take. I get that some people hate challenge. In that case the best idea is playing stuff that's not like that. Expecting genres to bend to that is not a reasonable thing. Not every game is for everyone. If you don't find something you like in gaming maybe it's not your thing...
Yoda baiting clown awards. Sorry, not this time.
I would love to check it out on PS5.