The Relic: First Guardian Launches on May 26th, 2026, Nearly 5 Years After Its Announcement

The Relic: First Guardian Launches on May 26th, 2026, Nearly 5 Years After Its Announcement

The Relic: First Guardian from Project Cloud Games isnโ€™t the first Souls-like to fall through the cracks years after its announcement. Nevertheless, despite multiple delays, itโ€™s finally set to launch on May 26th, 2026, for PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. Check out the latest trailer below.

First announced in July 2021, the action RPG takes inspiration from Korean folktales and legends. Set in the land of Arsiltus, youโ€™re essentially the last hope for the continent after the void fractures it. Doing this requires assembling pieces of the great relic, which was mysteriously shattered.

However, as always, itโ€™s easier said than done as players confront 70 different bosses known as Brutals. The usual Souls-like combat loop follows with dodging and stamina management, though the latest gameplay also showcases Sekiro-like deflection. Each Brutal slain adds to your power and arsenal as the story progresses.

Of course, there are plenty of other weapons and armor to discover by roaming the land, provided youโ€™re brave enough. Check out some more gameplay for The Relic: First Guardian here, and stay tuned for more details ahead of release.

4 Comments

  1. macejkovic.edwin

    This post is an exciting update for fans of the genre! It’s great to see that “The Relic: First Guardian” is finally launching after such a long wait. Looking forward to seeing how it compares to other titles in the Souls-like category!

  2. feeney.philip

    I’m glad to hear you’re excited! It’s interesting to note that the long development time might allow for more refined gameplay mechanics and storytelling. Hopefully, it will meet the high expectations set by other Souls-like games!

  3. noelia.abernathy

    for more polish and refinement in the gameplay. Often, extended development can lead to unique innovations, especially in a genre like Souls-like, where mechanics and atmosphere are crucial. I’m curious to see how the final product will differentiate itself from others in the genre!

  4. kendra35

    Absolutely, extended development can really help fine-tune the mechanics and storytelling. Itโ€™ll be interesting to see how the team incorporates player feedback from earlier titles to enhance the experience in The Relic: First Guardian. Hopefully, that attention to detail will set it apart in the crowded Souls-like genre!

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