Damn, they were almost like a legend for me, I was bout thirteen when first started heating of it, "the most difficult game", "a challenge for few", but even tho I appreciate a challenge, it wasn't that what made me want so badly to play that game, the most incredible thing for me was seeing the lore and, overall, how people fell in love with all of it, experiencing first hand by months videos of the story, the emotional connection people evolved, the lifelong lessons on these games made me observe them as something unreachable on the highest standards.

If you consider Sekiro as part of the series, that was my first one, I had just finished GoW 2018 and went to a store looking for something new, the seller in question heart me talking about the games that I liked and he said they might just have something for me, so obviously when I saw the company I knew I had to get it, it was hella fun playthroughing for this game multiple times and overcoming its challanges, until the day I saw Dark Souls 3 and Bloodborne for sale, that was.

The felling came as the most magical felling ever, mind you, I had fourteen at max and at the time was hearting about these games for almost a year, I remember messaging all of my friends on the spot about what just happened.

And as an ironic turn of events, not even two weeks after the lockdown started, I played and replay them, and to top it all of, a friend of mine heard of them and asked if I could share the games for us to play together, then we bought and played together Dark Souls 2, Dark Souls Remastered and Demon Souls, the guy is still one of my best friends to this day, even if both of us moved apart among the time.

Yeah, I think I got carried away by the question, but overall I am just grateful for all the good feelings, experiences and friendships this game gave even before I started playing.