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Yet as in Titan Souls this is a compact, empty land where the only things to kill are the gods themselves. Indeed, while Death’s Door takes a much less serious path, Eldest Souls’ decaying citadel of imprisoned gods and buried rituals at times feels like a project to redraw Dark Souls in sumptuous pixel-art. And it’s a mantle that Fallen Flag seem to have assumed intentionally, rekindling that word ‘Souls’ in their debut title almost as a statement and a self-challenge to meet standards set not only by Titan Souls but the majesty of Dark Souls itself. In a way, then, it feels like we’re getting to see a fresh revival of that previous legacy and a new direction all at once. Fallen Flag Studio’s Eldest Souls feels like an expanded spiritual successor to 2015’s boss rush title Titan Souls, yet the developer of Titan Souls, Acid Nerve, is actually responsible for Death’s Door.

There’s an added twist to this quirk of fate, too.

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By an accident of scheduling, they create a kind of yin-yang, light-dark complement to one another, which has only helped me like them even more. I’ve been alternating between preview builds of both for the last week, appreciating the base similarity of their measured dodge, slash rhythms – thankfully, they both share the same core controls – and also how they diverge from that foundation in highly different ways. The second half of July sees the release of Death’s Door and Eldest Souls, a couple of indies that have been showing promise since they were first unveiled.

You wait ages for a new top-down hack and slash game then two come along at once.