All of them.

Bloodborne is by far my favorite. Unlike dark souls, which was a fantastic base game bogged down by obnoxious flaws, Bloodborne is just a very good game with much less flaws.

Demon's Souls 100%

Dark Souls 1 for me, my favourite game of all time, I have just recently finished dark souls 3 and I have to say I thought it was incredible, the sequel the first game deserved :) \[T]/

Bloodborne

Bloodborne Dark Souls Dark Souls 3 Dark Souls 2 That's my order from favourite to least favourite. I love all of them though. If I were to rate them out of 10 DS2 would get an 8 so that should indicate that I do not think any of them are bad. Unfortunately I have not played Demons Souls so I cannot place it.

This is too difficult.

I loves bloodbourne because of its fast pace, aggressive play style that from software forces veteran souls players to adapt to, and to see some of those elements put into Dark Souls 3 was fantastic. Although DS3 is the last game in its series we've still got a DLC on the way

In order to get my opinion across, I'll sum it up with the comparison of 2 NPC questlines, 1 from DS1 and 1 from Bloodborne. Spoilers for the Firekeeper questline in DS1. [spoiler]In DS1, the Firekeeper begins with her tongue cut out. In order to restore it, she must be killed. Then, you find and kill her killer. You take her soul back to the shrine and restore her along with her tongue. So basically, a game about rewarding cautious players punished you if you were cautious and killed the useless NPC making very clear threats towards a very important one, because if you killed him the quest would end. There is no hinting that letting her die will be okay, nor that it will lead to her restoration. In fact, the game seems to reinforce how extremely important she is, considering that before Anor Londo, she is the only character who can reinforce your flasks.[/spoiler] Spoilers for the Narrow-Minded Man questline in Bloodborne. [spoiler]In Bloodborne, you may encounter a very suspicious man in the Cathedral Ward. He will only go to a safe haven if you've unlocked the option to tell somebody to go to both the chapel, and Iosefka's Clinic. However, the twist is that he will go to the opposite place you tell him to go to. Unlike the Firekeeper questline, which punishes you for preventing the murder of a very helpful NPC, it can be deduced by more keen players that the man is extremely cautious, and clearly does not trust you. While it likely still tricked many people, looking back after the choice is made, it makes sense that he would not listen to you. In the Firekeeper questline, even after either you kill her attempted murderer, or let her die, it doesn't make sense that letting her die was the correct path.[/spoiler] I know it's nitpicky but I feel it sums up the key difference between these two games. One punishes you for not guessing what the developers are thinking, while the other punishes you for not thinking more logically and less like its a regular video game.

3>1>>>>2 [spoiler]i haven't finished 1 yet, so could possibly change. 2 just isn't for me [/spoiler]

In order from my favorite to we'll loved: Demon souls Bloodbourne Dark souls 3 I think demon souls is my favorite probably because it was the first. I only skipped DS2 and that's only because of some reason for that time.

What are all those other options doing on there? When you have DS1 as an option, home of the legend.

Two words to describe dark souls franchise, patience and determination.

Ds3 is my first in the series sooo....

Only played ds3 so... obvious choice is obvious.

There once was a Hunter named Vivian. She was attacked by a rabid civilian. He bit off her face, oh what a disgrace, for that poor little Hunter named Vivian.

Bloodbourne, even though I'm on Xbox.