Demon's Souls is famous for its difficulty, with the bosses being the cornerstone. Here are the most difficult bosses in the game.

Many of the Demon's Souls bosses from the early era of the Soulsborne formula like Adjudicator are conceptually rich, but weak in execution.

The Flamelurker is one of few bosses from Demon's Souls who breaks the puzzle mold and sets a template for FromSoftware designs to come.

Now that Shadow of the Erdtree has pushed FromSoft's combat to its limits, its next effort should explore another avenue of design for bosses.

Adjudicator – Demon’s Souls FromSoft is no stranger to using obesity as body horror, and the Adjudicator is the OG of the developer’s rotund monstrosities. This thing is gross!

Bosses in Demon’s Souls resemble puzzles, rather than the direct fights in Elden Ring. It’s akin to Shadow of the Colossus, with each adversary hiding a secret of how you need to cook them.

Demon's Souls is mainly known for its variety of bosses that rely on gimmicks, and the dragons within this game are some of the best examples of this reliance on non-traditional Souls boss formats.

Goals and Souls The goal of the game is to defeat the boss demons lurking in each of the separate worlds and capture their souls.

my 1st time through Dark Souls I played a dagger-wielding Thief and loved the experience. For Demon's Souls I'm debating Thief or Wanderer. Any major advantages/disadvantages to either?