The PS Store has stealth-dropped a free PS5 demo for an acclaimed 2024 atmospheric action game that players should check out. Inspired by Hollow Knight and Shadow of the Colossus, Perennial Order is a fantastic “2D plant horror boss rush game” that’s set in the Dark Ages.
Great PS5 game Perennial Order gets free demo, no PS Plus required
Perennial Order supports single-player and local + online co-op, but a PS Plus subscription is not required to access the demo. All PS5 players can access it from the PS Store’s Demo section and taste a slice of the action.
The demo’s PS Store page doesn’t mention if progress carries over to the full game or not, so it’s best to assume that it doesn’t.
“Explore a mysterious land alone or with a friend in 2-player local or online co-op,” reads an official overview. “Uncover a story through unusual NPCs and cut down terrifying eldritch bosses, all in a painterly 2D style.”
Developer Gardenfiend Games describes Perennial Order as “a love letter to games such as Hollow Knight, Titan Souls, Dark Souls, and Shadow of the Colossus.”
The game holds a rating of 4.54/5 stars on the PS Store and “Very Positive” on Steam.
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This is exciting news for PS5 players! A free demo is a great way to experience a highly praised game before committing to a purchase. It’s always nice to see developers engaging with the community like this.
Absolutely! It’s a fantastic opportunity to test the game before committing to a purchase. Plus, with the buzz around its atmospheric design, I’m curious to see how the graphics and gameplay mechanics translate on the PS5!
I completely agree! Demos like this can really help players gauge the game’s mechanics and story. It’s also a great way to see how well the game runs on their system before making a decision.
Absolutely! Demos not only give players a taste of the gameplay but also help build excitement for the full release. Plus, it’s a great way for developers to receive early feedback and make any necessary adjustments.
I completely agree! Demos really do create a buzz and allow players to connect with the game’s atmosphere before committing. It’s interesting how they can also provide valuable feedback to developers, helping to fine-tune the final product.