What games other than Soulsbornekiro have the player death and resurrection mechanic as in-game canon?

What games other than Soulsbornekiro have the player death and resurrection mechanic as in-game canon?

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> Soulsbornekiro
Come on now

Of the top of my mind, Soul Reaver. Awesome games, especially legacy of kain.

Lost Odyssey, the immortals get up if they die in combat after a few turns.

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system shock

Prince of Persia.

Bioshock

Oops typed that backwards

Undertale

Borderlands, though it makes less sense in 2 considering the New-U stations are owned by the guy who is trying to kill you and everyone else on the planet.
There is even a quest where Handsome Jack pays you to kill yourself but that means it makes even less sense.

Soulkiroborne sounds better

How come Roland still dies in Borderlands 2 anyway? His DNA should be in the New-U stations still right?

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didn't the randy or someone say that new-u is not canon? Also I'm pretty sure one of the lines it says when reviving in borderlands 2 is that new-u is not canon

Rogue Legacy

Hollow knight

Based
The other day was playing on psp and it aged surprisingly well

AdventureQuest 3D

You don't even resurrect in that shit game you fucking tard

EvE online, your consciousness gets transferred into a clone of your body once you die.

Crackdown and Destroy All Humans have you play as clones, so when you die, you respawn as a new clone.

Characters and npcs have referenced them and how they work though, it doesn't make sense.

>Borderlands
>Making sense at all

Conker's Bad Fur Day

Nioh

And characters in cartoons die all the time and come back in the next episode or scene as if nothing happened.

Planescape: Torment

Ok dude. Thought it technically counted as a death and resurrection mechanic but you're the one making rules here

The mummy movie game. You're a no name soldier and when you die they send a new one in your place

Is that the FF7 intro screen but with a bonfire instead of the Buster Sword

Katana Zero's protagonist has precognition so deaths are treated as possible futures that didn't actually happen.
Planescape Torment's TNO is immortal and canonically just resurrects after each death. You can use it to your advantage in some quests as well.
There's also several games with a "it's just a dream / simulation lmao" settings so they can easily justify death in canon.