The safe zones that some players remembered are no longer safe! A new NPC invader called Forlorn will also play a key role in changing the gameplay experience.
Enemy placement has been overhauled, resulting in a completely different play dynamic than experienced before. DARK SOULS™ II: Scholar of the First Sin includes all the DARK SOULS™ II content released to-date in one package and much more!
The definitive edition of DARK SOULS™ II. Whether you’ve previously played DARK SOULS™ II, or are new to the award-winning franchise, you are in for an entirely different experience with this exclusive, “Director’s Cut” version of the game. Go beyond what you thought was possible and discover incredible challenge and intense emotional reward. An unforgettable journey awaits you in a breathtaking world where each dark corner and unexpected encounter will test your resolve. That certainly is Dark Souls, remastered.Gamers are in for a big surprise in DARK SOULS™ II: Scholar of the First Sin. Here, have a new trailer showing some familiar nasties: But hey, if you want the original, buy it now.ĭark Souls: Remastered is due May 25th on Steam. I'm not mega-into the sharpened textures myself. And we don't yet know the full extent of changes, so perhaps some might not be to everyone's tastes. If you already own it, it'll still be in your Steam library and you'll be able to download and play that edition - it simply won't be available for other people to buy.Īre there reasons you might want to buy the original edition rather than Remastered? Historical interest, perhaps. So maybe £15 if you own the original? Some remastered games have been cheaper to upgrade to, some have cost more.ĭark Souls: Prepare To Die Edition will be removed from sale on Steam on May 9th. The console editions of Dark Souls: Remastered cost £30 and I wouldn't expect it to be much, if any, cheaper on PC. Remastered will be the only way to buy Dark Souls on PC, as Bamco also announced that they'll remove ye olde Prepare To Die Edition from sale on Steam in a few weeks. The revisions and additions in the Remastered edition aren't huge but if you fancy returning to a fancier Lordran, that beats paying full price. Folks who have the original Dark Souls on Steam will be offered a 50% discount on the upcoming Dark Souls: Remastered, Bandai Namco confirmed today.
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