Soulsborne-inspired games are everywhere these days, with so many flooding the genre that it’s getting harder for any of them to truly stand out. But every so often, one comes along that doesn’t just follow the formula—it elevates it. In recent years, games like Lies of P, Stranger of Paradise (yes, it’s fantastic—fight me), Remnant 2, and Nine Sols have proven that there’s still room to push the genre forward. So, when The First Berserker: Khazan was first revealed, there was a lingering worry that it might get lost in the sea of uninspired attempts. Those doubts didn’t last long. Within minutes, it became clear—this one belongs among the greats.
The First Berserker: Khazan comes out swinging—no hesitation, no wasted time. From the moment you take control, it’s all momentum—brutal, fast, and completely unforgiving. This isn’t a game that eases you in. It doesn’t hold your hand, doesn’t waste time explaining why you should care, and definitely doesn’t bother with filler. It just... Read more