Lords of the Fallen

+You can infinitely buy "droppable soul/rune items", for example you can buy an item for 6k, who is worth 3.2k to sell back, which allows you to help low level friends without too much cost, which can greatly help early grind.

+Hand thrown weapons are varied and useful (throwing knife, javelin, grenade, holy scroll, throwing axe, to name a few)

Co-op actually shares progression now, and there's a Friend Pass so your mates can join without buying it.

I especially liked the magic system, how it was designed and how versatile it was; some catalysts found in the early stages can be really good even in the end-game, and I loved the fact that you can swap enchantments from the menu instead of resting at a checkpoint (souls-like), while also casting spells from different schools from the same catalyst by equipping a ring.

For a soulslike fan, the game immediately hooks you with its visuals.

This game was fun in terms of combat and pvp 1v1s, but let me tell what an atrocity of an experience this was with my friend in Co-op.