Enotria: The Last Song has a lot of issues, but one of its most glaring lies in the principles of its design, which also emulate the first Dark Souls.

It's for that reason I was particularly excited to play Enotria: The Last Song, a soulslike rooted in Italian folklore. It's something I know very little about, but as with Black Myth Wukong, I was excited to receive a schooling while murdering bosses and exploring sunny mediterranean-inspired regions,

However, it is important to mention that, as part of a long string of potential Xbox games that have experienced delays, Enotria: The Last Song has been delayed indefinitely on Xb

The Last Song takes place in a beautiful setting, making it different from the other soulslike games that are set in gloomy areas. After players finish the tutorial, they will get the opportunity to move around and explore different areas.

Italian folklore, with beautiful villas, majestic beaches, and a lot of brutally hard combat. Sure, difficulty comes with the territory, but that doesn't make it any less frustrating to lose to a boss you've gotten down to a sliver of health.

Enotria: The Last Song allows the Maskless One to assume the role of any boss, enemy, or NPC by wearing their Mask. This drastically changes the appearance of the Maskless One and provides unique bonuses.

Enotria's deep connection to Italian culture prompts the question: is it better to play the game with English or Italian voice lines?