Mistfall Hunter looks like legally distinct Elden Ring but with a faster paced, extraction spin
Mistfall Hunter is a new soulslike game that visually recalls Elden Ring's dark fantasy style but distinguishes itself by adopting an extraction-based structure rather than a traditional single-player campaign. Players must venture into a hostile world to gather resources and relics before escaping safely, all while facing both AI enemies and rival players, blending the punishing combat of FromSoftware-style titles with the PvPvE tension of live-service extraction games. It offers a faster-paced alternative to the genre's usual methodical combat, potentially appealing to a different segment of the soulslike audience.
Combat features familiar elements such as dodge rolling, parrying and multiple classes spanning melee and magic builds, though the pace is quicker than typical Souls games. The core loop involves hunting for "Gyldenblood" and relics while trying to extract safely, playable solo or in trios, with seasonal changes promising new classes, zones and items to keep the experience evolving. The game is set for release on 30 July, with a Steam page available for wishlisting.
- Mistfall Hunter blends Elden Ring-style visuals with extraction-shooter gameplay.
- Players hunt relics and resources while facing AI and rival players.
- Releases 30 July, playable solo or in trios of three.