Enotria: The Last Song shows a 15-minute gameplay, receives a new date and announces an 8-hour demo

The release of Enotria: The Last Song was scheduled for June 21, but when Jyamma Games saw that Bandai Namco announced that it was going to release the Shadow of the Erdtree expansion for Elden Ring that same day, it decided it was better not to. compete with FromSoftware. The next date was August 21 and it will not be met either. Finally this soulslike set in Italian folklore and culture will be available on September 19 and to whet your appetite we have a trailer with gameplay 15 minutes.

In addition to announcing alongside a generous gameplay The new release date for Enotria: The Last Song, Jyamma Games has revealed that on June 22, PlayStation 5, Steam and Epic Games Store players will have access to an eight-hour demo. More than enough time to evaluate the title before its arrival in stores. The studio has also reported that the game will be available on Xbox Series on the same day as the rest of the platforms. This version was discarded and pending release later, but ultimately Xbox Series players will not have to wait any longer than the rest.

The demo will include 27 enemies (adding the variants), two mini-bosses, one boss, 22 weapons (divided into four types), six skins (each with a play style), 32 perks, 28 consumables and a system to upgrade the equipment.

The story of Enotria: The Last Song is set in a sunny world that is dominated by the Canovaccio, a perverse and eternal play that keeps everything in a state of unnatural stasis. The players, in the skin of the Being without a Mask, are the only person without an established role who can go freely and choose their destiny. “Defeat the powerful Authors and use the power of Ardore to end the paralysis of the world,” says the game’s synopsis. As a curiosity and because the game represents a world based on the colors of the Italian summer, Jyamma Games calls it “Summer-soul” instead of soulslike.

Below you have a screenshot with the minimum (720p/30 FPS) and recommended (1080p/60FPS) requirements to play the Enotria: The Last Song demo.