The Last Faith

A dark, gothic fusion of metroidvania and soulslike. The Last Faith thrives on merciless and precise combat with a huge range of weapons, firearms, and custom executions at your disposal. Let nothing stand in your way.

The Last Faith is a metroidvania, souls-like and pixel graphics game developed by Kumi Souls Games and published by Playstack.
Released on November 15th 2023 is available only on Windows in 13 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Polish, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese and Korean.

It has received 3,420 reviews of which 2,829 were positive and 591 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😊

The game is currently priced at 16.19€ on Steam and has a 40% discount.


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Windows
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS *: Windows 7
  • Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E7500 2.93 GHz | AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5600+ 2.9GHz
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: GeForce 9600 GT | AMD Radeon HD 6450
  • DirectX: Version 11
  • Storage: 3 GB available space

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April 2024
A solidly built, beautiful, Metroidvania that wears its influences on its sleeve. I bounced off of this one a little during my first playthrough, only really clicking with the game as I got into the second act. Having played through on multiple builds at this point, I feel that recent patches have pushed things in the right direction and it is clear that the developers want to build and maintain a product that people will love. There are some minor, if irritating, annoyances throughout the game, input dropping on jump attacks, inability to animation cancel leading to unfortunate damage (even though one boss in particular is the queen of animation cancelling), iffy collision on a few ledge grabs still very much present despite work to fix this, to name a few. If you can push past the minor flaws and enjoy the Metroidvania or Soulslike genres, you'll be right at home here. PS. Devs pls release Lisa dlc
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March 2024
I'm a casual metroidvania and souls-like player. Having competed both Blasphemous games, was looking for something along those lines. Last Faith delivered in spite of some flaws. I actually liked it a little more than B1, much more than B2. I do wish the dev team was more forthcoming on upcoming features or updates. Pros: * Eerie setting * Atmospheric music * Nice pixel graphics * Not overly difficult, still a challenge IMO. I won't post how many times I had to fight a few of the bosses. * Simple character stats * Entertaining fatalities * Able to skip intro cut scenes before boss fights (this is a huge failure in Blasphemous 2 BTW) * Unlike Blasphemous 1 & 2 I could see replaying with a different build * Support for PS5 controller Cons: * Controls felt awkward and unresponsive at times, which took some getting used to * Awkward NPC dialogue from NPCs and in-game documents made it difficult to follow the story. In all fairness I didn't take notes, which may have helped. * No monster encyclopedia (they show the names when you first kill them, then nothing) * The setting and overall story seemed strangely similar to Blasphemous with regard to the religion theme. Again, I may not have been able to follow it properly. * End cut scene made no sense. And yes, I got the "true ending"
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Feb. 2024
Absolutely dope little brother of Blasphemous with absolute peak moments and an amazing and gory artstyle. Just gonna start right into it with the big strenght of TLF which are the bosses. Oh boi i played TONS of soulslikes and the bosses in this title are amazing! Super well balanced, feeling very unique and being designed very immersive. Its that type of gameplay that feels like dancing and doesnt even really tilt you when youre losing time and time again just to better understand some patterns and finally overcome the challenge. The soundtrack overall, but especially in the boss fights, is really well done and creates some good tension in the battles! Props for that. I mean there wasnt really a single boss besides the "tutorial" one that felt annoying and lackluster. Theres also a good mix of bosses teaming up, double phasing or going rage on half life, you got everything on the table. Even tho i explored like crazy to not miss anything it seems that i still didnt see multiple bosses which is crazy. The general gameplay as well is very well done and absolutely enjoyable. You gather multiple movements and keys throughout the game to progress, they all add mostly great into battles. The weapons are kinda few, but still enough to be interesting to consider which one to pick and most of the stuff just feels very good in your hands. The various weapons got unique, and hefty hit feedback. You really feel like dishing out some serious damage, it just feels good. Most melee weapons also got special attacks that are very different and super lit. Combat overall is precise and fast paced. Nothing wrong there. When it comes to overall progression and exploration it feels good to get upgrades, strenghtening your char and gathering new equip. I backtracked nearly everything when i got new movements to find some secrets and i had fun doing so. For the overall map design im not that happy. Like there are LOTS of different bioms offering different tones and theyre solid, some are really good, others mediocre. But my issue is that the levels itself are really big, mostly there are like 3-5 switches or something similar hidden to open the "boss door" or some neat shortcuts. Hidden walls are everywhere and i had fun to check for those but overall you find crappy stuff for 90% of places. Heal, ammo, useless bombs or some weapon enchantments that felt useless as well. Meaning even while i kinda liked to explore all it didnt feel very satisfying at all. The loot variety is simply too small. --I quickly wanna highlight that theres no basic amount of heal flasks that you got, so you can basically run out of them, but its very easy to gather them via normal gameplay and cheap merchants in the base. At the end i had around 170 or so while constantly consuming them. Its not an issue at all.-- Another con i got is the lore and general immersion. Apart from the boss fights which are absolute peak highlights my vibes toned down quite a lot. The lore seems dull, vague and random to me. It didnt seem very fleshed out and im not sure if you can really get into it and understand whats going on. I tried to and i didnt manage to succeed, maybe its on me idk but i didnt enjoy it. A few biom layouts felt definitely immersive, especially through nice soundtracks or just environmental sounds in general, cool backgrounds and so on but the majority felt empty and soulless for some reason. The artstyle is very very similar to Blasphemous, which i absolutely enjoy and appreciate, especially after they have changed their animations to some sort of cartoon bs. TLF is just oldschool raw and simplistic BP style, its amazing. Some cool artwork, some cool cutscenes and level backgrounds. Good work here <3 Overall TLF is HEAVILY inspired by Dark Souls, BB, and BP. Some scenes, enemies, soundtracks and gameplay ideas are kinda directly stolen, which didnt issue me personally tho. I love those games and getting a bit more of that is nice. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All in all i had a blast playing through, with some letdowns inbetween but even stronger peaks with pretty much every boss fight, especially the late game bosses. I definitely think that BP itself is a better choice, simply for a bigger loot pool and more interesting level exploration. Therefore im not THAT happy with the current price. But thats nitpicking at a very high level. I had lots of fun playing through and i definitely recommend anyone to check this game out that likes good and responsive soul likes with quality bosses and just good gameplay overall!
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Jan. 2024
A very bloodborne inspired metroidvania game, it's not innovative in any way but still a good game to play for fans of the genre. It has pretty decent variety of enemies and areas. But it's not without some issues, dodge roll is not very reliable and I never understood if it has i-frames or not. Combat is also lacking as there are some cool weapons but there aren't combos with slide, roll or jump. most of the time you just smash one key to attack. despite that I still enjoyed the game 7/10
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Dec. 2023
Review After 100% Achievements If you love 2D souls-likes or are a fan of metroidvanias, then this game is a must have! Really enjoyed the journey and was extremely satisfied with my time spent in The Last Faith. There are a ton of really sick weapons depending on how you want to play, but after I found my big greatsword I stuck with that! The firearms are cool and the custom executions were awesome as well. The world feels huge and with there not being a linear path, you can end up in areas that you are not supposed to be in yet. Being able to mark on your map where items/doors/locations are that you need to backtrack to is a great quality of life feature. There is a nice variety of magic spells to play with as well. If you enjoy creepy NPCs with their own questlines, plenty of hidden areas to uncover, and an awesome art style; then you’ll love exploring this game. I’m a big fan of the dark atmosphere this game has, kind of reminds me of Bloodborne/Castlevania. Once you get your character to the right level and keep your weapon leveled, the bosses aren’t as big of a challenge. With that said, I loved the design of every boss, especially the hidden ones. There are achievements that you can get locked out of if you progress the story too far without meeting questline requirements but a lot of the cheevos come naturally. In the future, an NG+ feature would be a great addition to wrap up any missed achievements that you miss. Overall, this game is really solid and is an insanely fun time! Achievement Count: 53 Time to 100%: ~25hrs Difficulty: ★★★✩✩ Genre of Game: Metroidvania, Souls-like, Pixel Graphics Fun Rating: 9/10
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The Last Faith
8.0
2,829
591
Online players
51
Developer
Kumi Souls Games
Publisher
Playstack
Release 15 Nov 2023
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