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Every weapon in this world exists only once. Every piece of armor is a one-of-a-kind relic. The Relic: First Guardian The Forgotten Stories Edition for PlayStation 5 takes that philosophy from the game and applies it to the collector's box itself, packaging a dark action RPG steeped in Korean folklore with physical extras that feel pulled straight from the world of Arsiltus.

The Relic: First Guardian abandons traditional RPG leveling for something far more interesting. There are no character levels. You grow through memory, collecting Relics imbued with the emotions and wishes of those who lived before you. Every weapon and armor piece exists as a singular artifact in the game world, making each discovery feel genuinely significant. Project Cloud Games built something that channels the intensity of a Soulslike with the narrative depth of Korean mythology, and the result is one of 2026's most intriguing PS5 exclusives.

The Forgotten Stories Edition collector's box opens to a steelbook and a hardback artbook titled Memories of Arsiltus, packed with lore and artwork from the game's world. The official Arsiltus collectable coin has that weighted, in-universe feel that turns a simple extra into a display piece. The Travellers Map of Arsiltus unfolds the game world into a physical artifact you can study alongside your playthrough, the kind of insert that connects the real and digital worlds in a way most games never attempt. An exclusive in-game armor and weapon set completes the package.

A dark RPG where nothing is mass-produced, paired with a collector's edition that feels equally unique. The coin, the map, the hardback artbook. Every piece reinforces the game's identity of singular, irreplaceable artifacts. Your Soulslike shelf just found its most story-driven addition.