Soulframe is not a “Soulsborne” game, website hidden messages are cracked and reveal new art images

When the day forged the night, they arrived
Neither sea nor hoof but sky
The strong daughter-knights have risen to face them
Yet not a sword was drawn

‘Cause in that night songs were started
And we who heard them lost our past
Our virtues, our love and our spirit have fled
So hollow was the dawn

Now the mothers send their children there
To the castles of Oden crowning the air
Returning spies to peel our thoughts
With souls so twisted

Now the industry demands the land
Our green fields bled gray with valor
Party beasts now lost to starvation
The flesh of the great Alca laid bare

As the hope in us has rusted away
Strange parents stay with Alca’s trust
Wolf and bear and wildlife relic

The ones we plundered now we seek
For old bonds that have weakened
To launch a market embracing the latest
And reforge honored bonds…

In the world.

Along with the messages, a bunch of art images have also surfaced on the game’s website, which has “hidden” it as part of a puzzle that has since been solved.

For those trying to sign up, it’s been a pretty painful affair, and Digital Extremes knows it. On Twitter, the studio’s game director Steve Sinclair shared details about Soulframe alongside some new art. Sinclair confirmed that even though the game has “Soul” in its title, players shouldn’t expect it to be a “Soulsborne” title (similar to Dark Souls, Bloodborne, and Elden Ring games from FromSoftware), and that the featured trailer was in-game assets and no BS stuff.