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interview with FromSoftware's Hidetaka Miyazaki · 2026-08-10

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Aug 20

The Duskbloods Hands-On: FromSoftware's PvPvE Puts Virtue Before Victory

FromSoftware's new Nintendo Switch 2 action game The Duskbloods, directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, holds a network test from August 21 to 24, 2026. Ahead of that, media hands-on sessions and a group interview with Miyazaki revealed the game's core loop. In The Duskbloods, up to 8 players compete across four phases, earning victory points called Virtue to survive elimination. Virtue comes from defeating enemies, looting items, completing events, and, within designated Ritual Grounds, defeating other players. Outside those areas, PvP yields little benefit, so the game emphasizes strategy over direct combat skill. Players choose from six fixed characters in the network test, each with unique melee and ranged weapons, bloodline arts, and mobility options including air jumps and dashes. The full version will add customization and over 10 character bases. Miyazaki confirmed the game is not an extraction shooter and that PvPvE was a loose label. He also said the final battle can be PvE against a boss, and that ranked matches and seasons are planned.

Aug 10

4Gamer Looks Back at Summer 2016: Pokemon GO, Dead by Daylight, and E3

4Gamer's retrospective of its most popular articles from summer 2016 shows Pokemon GO dominating the season, Dead by Daylight's popularity igniting after its June release, and E3 2016 drawing major attention with announcements like Death Stranding. The piece also highlights an interview with FromSoftware's Hidetaka Miyazaki.

Jun 12

Hidetaka Miyazaki on Kadokawa Shareholder Dispute: FromSoftware Development Unaffected

In an interview with Denfaminicogamer, FromSoftware president Hidetaka Miyazaki addressed concerns over activist fund Oasis Management's proposals targeting Kadokawa, the parent company. Miyazaki stated that the shareholder dispute has not impacted FromSoftware's development environment and that the studio continues to operate freely, focusing on its current projects.