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Miyazaki Confirms FromSoftware Will Keep Creating Single-Player Games

Apr 04, 2025 2:17 PM

FromSoftware has made headlines with the announcement of their new project, The Duskbloods, a PvPvE game exclusive to the Nintendo Switch 2. In an interview, director Hidetaka Miyazaki confirmed that while this title emphasizes online multiplayer, it doesn’t signify a complete shift away from FromSoftware’s traditional single-player experiences. Miyazaki expressed his interest in PvPvE mechanics, allowing for new game design possibilities while leveraging the studio's legacy in creating formidable adversaries. He reassured fans that FromSoftware will continue to actively develop single-player focused titles, with plans for future games that retain their classic storytelling and gameplay elements. The Duskbloods signals FromSoftware’s willingness to experiment with new concepts while maintaining their hallmark style.

Will FromSoftware stop making single-player games after The Duskbloods?

No, Hidetaka Miyazaki confirmed that FromSoftware is committed to continuing the development of single-player focused games alongside their new multiplayer projects like The Duskbloods.

The Duskbloods marks a significant evolution for FromSoftware, a studio famous for its challenging games like Dark Souls and the critically acclaimed Elden Ring. With the successful release of Elden Ring in 2022, the studio expanded into different genres, showcasing their versatility. The introduction of The Duskbloods not only reflects their adaptability but also honors their heritage in game design, promising a unique experience for fans of both multiplayer and single-player adventures.



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