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FromSoftware’s faced a bit of an uphill battle with Elden Ring Nightreign. It’s not for any fault of its own, though, it’s because its most fervent players are a bit too proficient at killing its toughest bosses. So, if you’re a studio that’s famous for giving players hellish challenges, what do you do? You take what’s already there and make it harder. Well, From tried that with its Everdark Sovereigns, and players were still dancing with the devils under the pale moonlight as if they were born in a ballroom. When simply amping up the difficulty of bosses isn’t enough, the next logical step is to make everything torturously tough. So, say hello to Deep of the Night.

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