Let’s take another little look at both franchises' difficulties and the studios' thoughts on designing difficult games. In contrast, Nioh 2 is a true sequel in that it fixes a lot of problems from the original while introducing some new issues of its own. Reception of the the two games, like with any work of art, is highly subjective. That said, Demon’s Souls reminded a lot us of mechanics from the older FromSoft games that we’re glad they’ve changed or fixed. Answer (1 of 6): It is hard to answer this question without having a better understanding of your definition of 'better'. And both of these games got a pretty positive reception from the community. Updated February 25th, 2021 by Jacob Buchalter: Since this list first came out, Nioh 2 came to PC and the Demon’s Souls Remaster was finally released. So, let's take a look at what exactly makes each of these game series so mind-bogglingly addicting yet unabashedly hard. RELATED: Nioh 2 DLC: 10 Pro Tips For Darkness In The Capital You Need To Knowīut both series take difficulty incredibly seriously - something we hope Elden Ring does as well. Now, from an objective standpoint, comparing FromSoft's Dark Souls series and Team Ninja's Nioh series is goofy as they're two completely different games that just share some foundational ideas. With the Demon's Souls Remake being well-received and Nioh 2 being well-reviewed, there's no better time to review both franchises.
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