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Is Enotria: The Last Song worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Soulslike fans who want mask-based build experimentation
- Action RPG players who enjoy demanding fights and parry timing
- Exploration-focused players seeking puzzles and secrets in a folklore-inspired setting
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a relaxed or low-pressure combat experience may find its soulslike battles demanding
- Players wanting a short, linear campaign may not want a game built around 3 regions and more than 40 hours of content
- Players who prefer a single fixed character build may dislike switching Masks, talents and loadouts
Our take on Enotria: The Last Song
The build system trades simplicity for flexibility: Masks, perks, aspects and three loadouts create many possible configurations, but selecting and changing setups adds another layer to each encounter.
What is Enotria: The Last Song?
Enotria: The Last Song is a soulslike action RPG set in a sunlit world inspired by Italian folklore.
The Canovaccio, an eternal play, has trapped the land in unnatural stasis. Playing as the Maskless One, the player confronts the Authors behind it and uses Ardore to change environmental states, uncover secrets, solve puzzles and gain battle advantages. Fallen foes provide Masks that grant different roles, strengths and weaknesses, while up to three customisable loadouts can be swapped during play. The game includes 3 main regions, more than 40 hours of content, 30+ Masks, 68 unlockable perks, over 100 weapons across 7 classes, 45 spells and 8 parry modifiers.
How Enotria: The Last Song plays
- 01Role-changing Masks
- Masks taken from defeated enemies provide different abilities, advantages and drawbacks.
- 02Custom Loadouts
- Three interchangeable loadouts support different playstyles without requiring a respec.
- 03Reality Alteration
- Ardore changes environmental conditions to expose secrets, solve puzzles and affect combat.
- 04Build Customization
- The Path of Innovators contains 68 unlockable perks, while talents and 30+ statistical aspects shape character builds.
- 05Combat Variety
- The arsenal includes over 100 weapons, 7 weapon classes, 45 spells and 8 parry modifiers.
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Enotria: The Last Song: platforms & release
Is Enotria: The Last Song worth it?
It is worth it if: soulslike fans who want mask-based build experimentation. Skip it if: players seeking a relaxed or low-pressure combat experience may find its soulslike battles demanding.
Where can I download Enotria: The Last Song?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Enotria: The Last Song's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Enotria: The Last Song on?
Windows only.
