Now, finally, the title has already reached the market and I have been able to put myself at the helm of the final version to discover everything about Remnant: From the Ashes. With a cryptic story and a gameplay that boasts of mixing the cooperative shooter with some Dark Souls mechanics, the expectations I have of the game are high, but does it manage to live up to it?

Another typical characteristic of the Souls that is present in Remnant is the "Heart of the Dragon", a healing element with, at the beginning, three charges (although it can be improved later) that would become what in the Dark Souls are the Estus Jars, allowing us to recover life with its consumption and recharging when we find a point of storage or rest (which instead of bonfires in this case are crystals

In general, Remnant is a video game that is not perfect, and that has some important flaws at the design level that make it not an outstanding work. However, Gunfire has been able to put on the table a bet that surprises for good and, despite these failures, it overflows quality. At the end of playing the campaign, about 15 hours, our feeling is that a couple more worlds and another five hours of play would have come to work; And that is because we have enjoyed the time we have spent with Remnant.

If I talk about performance, the game at 1080p and Ultra has moved between 90 and slightly more than 110 fps on my computer equipped with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super, Intel Core i7 7700k, 16 GB of RAM, SSD storage unit and Windows 10 64 bit, without finding great flaws at the graphic level, except for some punctual fall and a body that was able to cross a wall, a typical bug but, on this occasion, nothing serious.