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Oof, that's... hmm... I haven't yet played Demon's Souls, Bloodborne, and Elden Ring; I even own two of them but I just haven't been able to really set aside the time for them.
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Maybe... 2 > Sekiro > 1 > 3?

2 does have some obvious issues, but I liked the world a lot more in 2 as well as a lot of the additions it made to the series.

Sekiro I really enjoyed, but it was a bit too rigid with what you could do. I also got stuck? Like... I knew there was a path where I was but I couldn't find it, so my run just sort of... limply ended because I wanted to play other games and I was sick of wasting time looking for a path. I should pick it up again some time since I was enjoying it. Oh well.

1 has a lot of great things going for it but it's also blatantly incomplete in many areas (I CANNOT believe they did not take the time to fix the game up when they remastered it, jfc...) and often annoying to trek through in a lot of spots.

3 was... my issue with 3 was also sort of the narrative core of 3, which was the retreading of things that had already been covered in the series, and unfortunately it just resulted in me being completely uninterested in the game as a result. There was some cool stuff in there, don't get me wrong, but the incessant feeling of retreading ground just made me not want to turn the game on at all. I did complete it, but it weirdly felt like I'd wasted my time playing it. Was odd. It's sort of like... ah, you know the laughing scene from FFX? Yes, I get the intent of the scene. No, that does not mean that I like it more. Get it? Not a bad game, just not for me, I think.

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All this said, I wouldn't be surprised if I would like Bloodborne and Elden Ring the most once I've played them. I just haven't found both the time and energy to devote to any of the ones I haven't yet played.