10 Hardest Bosses in Recent Games That BROKE US

Here are some of the most challenging bosses from 2023.

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[TastyTatorTots]

Remnant 2’s Annihilation was one of few bosses that learning the audio cues is what saved me. The fight is such a mess visually that I learned the dodge timing after his sword swipe sound. Felt good to finally beat him though!

[grabtharshammer]

I would have figured the Spawn of Ogdoo for Jedi Survivor, but that Vader fight was so damn good

[ChronoEclipse]

I am glad Lu Bu's reputation as being notoriously fearful and powerful is still around haha

[charleslebi]

Pre-patch Annihilation in Remnant 2 took me days to finish. It was even worse in multiplayer. The speed of the phase changes combined with how hard he hit was pretty insane.

[MrAdas-pefk]

Last boss in Remnant 2 took me with my friends few days to beat. On last try I spent like 10min fighting him alone on highest difficulty because my friends died. It was my first "Main character" moment.

[chrono_s]

Lu Bu was crazy. Team Ninja made sure to live upto his name. Loved that fight.

[REVOLVERE]

It took my buddies and I about 15 tries for the final boss in Remnant 2 on nightmare mode. Every single time we all died. On the final try, we were each so focused and dialed in and everybody survived. I remember literally jumping out of my chair and screaming at the top of my lungs 😅

[alirezazamani]

I found Armored core to be absolutely amazing. And I'm not talking about the kick ass fast paced action or a somewhat good narrative or even the amazing boss fights. What I found to be absolutely impeccable is how you could change your equipment based on what it is you wish to fight. Encounters could easily go from unbeatable to downright child's play when you equip yourself with the right weapons and configuration.

[Cortanarama]

So happy to hear that Lies of P bosses were actually tough for regular Soulsborne players. That was basically my 1st one completed after starting and stopping Bloodborne after a few hours. Looking forward to going back and playing the other games. I didn't fight Nameless Puppet until my 2nd and 3rd playthroughs. Not sure if that makes him easier or not, but his 1st phase is fairly harmless after a while. 2nd phase though is bonkers. You can dodge the dash most of the time, but then those red blade spear attacks almost always connected, and the multi-hit strings you just had to try to parry at least half of them to survive and get a heal off.

Even using Puppet String to get in close and up and above him for decent hit usually didn't work because of how fast he's moving and attacking.

[imromano]

Raphael's Final Act is probably my favorite boss of all times. The build up with Raphael since the beggining of the game, leading to us getting into his house, then we are surprised with the fight against him. Then boom out of no where he starts singing his own boss music. Completely epic.

[macsommerville]

I love that annihilation was on this list. As someone who beat him on apocalypse before that difficulty got nerfed, he was brutal. And the fact that remnant very boldly telegraphs attacks before the enemies make them makes the fight possible not easy lol. 😂

[MODDED]

Annihilation is one of the best boss battles ever in the past 10 years. The way the boss attacks phase in and out between both the phases and you travel between 2 different locations at the same time is amazing.

[James-gjrn]

A soulslike has finally clicked for me in Lies of P and i love it, it actually makes me want to go back and try Bloodborne again

[mikecolts]

After beating Vader I cracked open a beer, drank it, and then took a nap.

[Anes.]

Man 2023 was whopper of gameranx videos what a year🔥

[LegallyChiyo]

I will say, that final boss fight of remnant 2 was very memorable. It felt amazing when i took him down. Great and creative fight that was very refreshing.

[bashborn]

Tyrs final fight in god of war Valhalla was a notable challenge at the least

[LucieOne]

I thought Laxasia was tougher than Nameless Puppet. In either case though, perfection grindstone works like a charm.

[MaRaMa-ARTZ]

I have complained in the past about the lack of spoiler warnings, so thank you for finally doing those at the beginning. Really appreciate it.

[ramsathasivam]

Kraven’s boss fight was orchestrated so well, with the different types of combat and ranges he uses to attack you, along with how tough he was up close. It’s my fav boss battle in the entire game.

Horizon forbidden west’s boss fights were so hard for me, especially the last one. But the first game’s final boss fight was 10x harder.