Indie titles have always hyped up the gaming fraternity. Jyamma Game’s Enotria: The Last Song is not an exception as well. The game has been launched recently on September 19, 2024, on the PlayStation 5 and Epic Games Store. Although the game became already available on Steam on September 16.
This soulslike game is based on the Italian folklore-inspired fantasy world. Fans have already started liking this game just one day after its launch because of its exciting gameplay, consisting of unique masks, spells, weapons, and abilities. However, there is another aspect of the game that fans have liked the most, and that was not present even in games like Black Myth: Wukong, Elden Ring, and many more.
Enotria: The Last Song Has Ultrawide Support at Launch
Right now, there are many immersive games topping the charts with their captivating gameplay and stunning visuals, for example: Elden Ring, Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2, Black Myth: Wukong, and many more. But the experience would have been more immersive if the developers of these respective companies added native ultrawide support from the very beginning.
Despite the release of the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, Elden Ring still doesn’t have this feature. On the other hand, Black Myth: Wukong is on the same path as this FromSoftware title. However, Space Marine 2 is set to get this feature very soon with its first patch update.
Now here’s where Enotria: The Last Song is different, as this game supports native ultrawide from the launch of it. Not only 21:9, this new indie title supports an aspect ratio of 32:9 as well, which makes the gaming experience way more immersive. Also, ultrawide support gives you an extra advantage in your gameplay as more elements will appear on your screen in a wider aspect ratio.
This advantage comes into play more seriously in competitive games, which might give you an edge over your opponents. Many dedicated fans out there buy huge and curved monitors just to play their favorite game in a more fascinating way. It’s good that Enotria fans can buy those without breaking a sweat.
Enotria: The Last Song – An Overview
In the recently launched Jyamma Games title, you will fill the shoes of the Maskless One as his world has been captured by a twisted eternal play named Canovaccio. On the journey of getting the reign back on your world, you will be harnessing the power of your defeated enemies by adopting their masks and will unlock various abilities.
There will be a total of 30 distinct masks throughout the journey, each coming with different abilities. Not only that, these masks will give you a total of 68 skills to unlock, which will be instrumental in your fight to claim your world back.
You will also be able to use Ardore to alter reality along the way. This Ardore Burst is a unique ability that the Maskless One gains at the very beginning of the game. The game right now features over 120 different weapons, 45 spells, load-outs, spells, and whatnot, which makes over 150 million different build combinations.
As an indie developer, surfacing a game like Enotria: The Last Song deserves a pat on the back of Jyamma Games. The game has already made a special place in the hearts of the fans. Now, the native ultrawide support is going to enlarge the fanbase to newer heights for sure.
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