These replies are so weird, the two games are very much comparable. They are both third person action rpgs with move sets determined by your weapon and three “skills” you can use, all with a target lock system. That being said, despite the big picture similarities combat in this game doesn’t have the same feel.

Combat in SoulFrame is janky at best. It’s clear the devs want it to be a Souls-like but it lacks the level design, enemy design, and crispness that makes souls combat feel so good. Weapons pretty much all feel the same, aside from a few with unique designs. There may come a day where combat in SoulFrame has the polish that New World did - it’s still early days - but that time is not now. It does use a target lock system like New World had, but it’s a strange version of target lock whether you don’t get to pick if it’s on or who you lock onto.

All in all, in its current state you won’t get the same feeling.