Devil May Cry 5 director Hideaki Itsuno's new studio is developing a game that aims to bring together everything he has created so far, but don't expect to see any Soulslike elements.
Character action game sickos of the world will know that the last few years have been particularly rough. Promising-looking projects like Stellar Blade or Black Myth: Wukong look incredibly stylish, only for the combat to be more on the soulslike side of things, with nary an air juggle in sight. In fact, other than Platinum Games' Bayonetta 3 (which was a bit of a letdown), the last big boost action games got was Devil May Cry 5 in 2019.
