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Great game, good story, meh graphics and controls but that's to be expected with a game this old. Recommended, but it's challenging.

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think it's a very good game, identical to the dark souls of 2011. There are some bugs that are currently still active, such as duplication ofthink it's a very good game, identical to the dark souls of 2011. There are some bugs that are currently still active, such as duplication of souls, passing areas, etc. The game currently 2022 is good only those minimal details that if they were fixed it would be better.

Intro:* This review is based on the updates of the game featured in the Remastered version (2018)* If it wasn’t obvious, this reviewIntro:* This review is based on the updates of the game featured in the Remastered version (2018)* If it wasn’t obvious, this review doesn’t take into consideration the impact that the game had on the industry or the internet in generalPro:+ The first half of the game is near perfection+ Huge amount of possible and viable builds+ Starting class is just a “starting point” and it doesn’t preclude anything in the rest of the game+ Absolutely amazing level design and areas interconnection in the first half+ Various weapons’ moveset+ Good game balance+ Really good lore+ Good division on the amount of mandatory and optional areas and bosses+ Extremely good cohesion between gameplay and narrative+ Beating adversities awards the player with souls, shortcuts or good equipment+ Incredibly balanced combat system+ Most of enemies’ moveset is clear and they have both the possibility to be learned by heart and/or to react by instinct+ The game can be faced through many possible paths+ It is possible to beat every boss and area both by pure skill (even at level 1) and by farming becoming over-leveled+ Good world and environmental design+ The game allows for a way to recuperate lost key items due to bugs and also to return to a safe place (in case of bugged geodatas) by using an item or by exiting and re-entering the game+ Visual clues for every trap+ Possibility to cooperate in order to face areas and bosses with other players or, if played offline, NPCs+ Features in-game the possibility to play offline+ Finishing NPCs quests in different ways leads to different rewards+ Great attention to detailsCons:- One of the worst tutorials I’ve ever seen in modern games, with many important information completely missing- Most of the second half of the game is extremely bad in terms of level design (with basically no interconnection between areas), enemies and bosses- The lack of a weapon evolution tree makes pretty complex to know what you need to obtain a certain power up of a weapon- Ordering in menus is by category and alphabetically, but based on japanese names, thus not making any sense in other languages- No possibility to pause the game even when playing offline- No possibility to save and reload as you want- The game doesn’t give clear path directions to new players- Inconsistencies in what a button does in the different menus- Sometimes, hidden affordance- Some actions don’t have a good feedback (like the crow’s nest)- Some geodatas really suck (I’m looking at you, Great Hollow)- Understanding how to enter the DLC without a guide is an extreme challenge on its own- NG+ starts automatically after defeating the final boss- Some characters’ quests have terrible triggers, which may lead to losing their entire quest- The effect of certain items is not disclosed anywhere, not even in their description- A few but annoying bugsMiscellanous:* If it’s your first Souls-like, it requires time to understand the mechanics and how to play well and proceed in the game, because even though it looks like any other action game, the truth is that it’s in a totally different category of its own.* No difficulty settings, but it’s mitigated by the possibility to make the game easier by farming/grinding or harder by playing with certain self–made challenges* If played on computer, there is the possibility to use mods to fix certain problems of the game and enhance the experience

I have beat Dark Souls so many times now, but it's a very good game. When I first got Dark Souls, I was amazed by how many things you couldI have beat Dark Souls so many times now, but it's a very good game. When I first got Dark Souls, I was amazed by how many things you could do, the places you could explore, the hoard of enemies you could slice through. Plus, Dark Souls isn't like some other games. When you play the game again, enemies get stronger, and even with my armor and weapons, it can be challenging at times. But when I defeat a boss, it's like I just got 10 achievements at the same time. I also find it interesting how the B button is select and the A button is close. In most games, it's the other way around. Good game though!

It was elected the best game of all time for a reason. The best gameplay that you can find is right here. And thank god the fps is fixed.

One of the best Games known to mankind.From Software is a safe heaven for the Gaming community.Especially in times where big DevelopersOne of the best Games known to mankind.From Software is a safe heaven for the Gaming community.Especially in times where big Developers dissapiont us with theyr fraudulent intent.Praise the sun!

This is the first game that I play from Dark Souls and to be honest I love it; I don't wanna lie, is hard AF when is your first time, but whenThis is the first game that I play from Dark Souls and to be honest I love it; I don't wanna lie, is hard AF when is your first time, but when you continue playing is going to be fantastic. Is you read this, believe me: YOU'RE GONNA LOVE IT

One of the greatest game ever made, remade into ultraHD and 60 fps, what more could u ask for, it does not need to add anything else, it wouldOne of the greatest game ever made, remade into ultraHD and 60 fps, what more could u ask for, it does not need to add anything else, it would be a even better experience for new souls players.

An excellent game, obviously. Being able to play it on a mobile device is great. And from a purely technical standpoint, this port is good :An excellent game, obviously. Being able to play it on a mobile device is great. And from a purely technical standpoint, this port is good : it takes the 360/PS3 version, increases the resolution and cleans up the original textures. The game runs at a rather steady 30fps, albeit with the typical framepacing issue found in all FromSoft games running at 30fps. Now, why 7? This game alone obviously deserves much more. But this port has two glaring issues that somehow were NEVER patched by Bandai Namco and Virtuos. The first one is the sound, which sounds definitely worst than it did in the original releases. Swing your weapon, and it will sound like someone is opening a bag of chips in a remote corner of Narnia. Launch a chorus-charged piece of music, and it'll sound like an army of mosquitoes is coming at you. Yes, it's THAT bad, and they have no excuse not to have made high quality sound available as a patch or download.The second issue is button mapping. Somehow Virtuos decided to stick to the Western button mapping of the game, instead of the Japanese one. It could be nothing, except ALL other games on the Switch are mapped following Japanese custom, and so is the controller. Here, you'll press A to cancel, B to confirm. In other words: prepare to cancel A LOT. A lot a lot. And it can make a huge difference in a notoriously difficult game in which menus don't pause the game. The Switch now allows custom mapping of the button but it's a hassle, and worst offense: the option to switch those two buttons is shown in the parameters of the game... But greyed out!!!Feels, overall, like a half-baked port that could have been nearly perfect with just a little post-release support from Bandai Namco and Virtuos. Both this masterpiece and the Switch deserved better but well, for Switch-only owners or those who appreciate portability, it still does the job.

They didn't remaster s***. Then forced everyone off the old game. They also ruined the chances of us ever getting a proper remaster of THEThey didn't remaster s***. Then forced everyone off the old game. They also ruined the chances of us ever getting a proper remaster of THE GREATEST GAME EVER MADE. The original is a masterpiece but had technical and graphical issues that stemmed from a low budget and the fact that it was made 10 years ago, none of which were touched in this.

They took the greatest game of all time, changed almost nothing, rereleased it and slapped "remastered" on it. THIS GAME IS NOT A REMASTER. ITThey took the greatest game of all time, changed almost nothing, rereleased it and slapped "remastered" on it. THIS GAME IS NOT A REMASTER. IT IS LITERALLY ALMOST IDENTICAL TO THE ORIGINAL GAME. F*** whoever was responsible for this. You could have made an actual remaster which this game sorely needs, but instead you just ruined our chances of ever getting a proper remaster. F*** you.

I didn't play this real time video game much, well I did play it a little, I beat the first boss, but not the second boss.Currently I amI didn't play this real time video game much, well I did play it a little, I beat the first boss, but not the second boss.Currently I am stuck on the second boss right now and I cannot make a progress until I beat the second boss of this real time video game.From my experience I just can say that this real time video game is definitely one of the hardest and most difficult real time video games without easy mode, so shame.Maybe this is good that this real time video game doesn't have an easy mode, because this way you both have to learn how to play better and get better in real time video gaming in order to continue playing this real time video game. Otherwise you are just stuck forever.I don't care that I am stuck on the second boss, because for me, this real time video game is still very fun to play and for me this what makes this real time video game so good.All games that I consider bad are games that are too boring.Personally I cannot play any game that is too boring, even if the game is extremely easy and I can finish it very easily without any effort.

It’s another edition of the same old thing. One that has nothing to offer apart from what should be offered in the least – and still doesn’t accomplish it well enough to be worthy of any praise.

I played this up to the Ornstein and Smough boss battle, and then decided to spend my time on other games, leaving me feeling unsatisfied.I played this up to the Ornstein and Smough boss battle, and then decided to spend my time on other games, leaving me feeling unsatisfied.A lot of time is wasted by just running across the map and avoiding enemies in order to get to boss battles. Another thing that bothered me is that you lose progress by having to recover your souls when you die. I think it was designed this way to stretch the game out, rather than to improve player experience.I will not be buying more products in this franchise.

Rather than a remaster, it's a port. It will entertain mainly rock fans who want to have a complete collection on a new console or complete Souls novices.

If you’re someone who finds reward in developing deep mechanical understanding in games and is willing to die, a lot, in a bleak and uncaring world in pursuit of this understanding, Dark Souls Remastered could be a new favourite.

Dark Souls: Remastered is the improved version of one of the most influential and unforgettable games ever made. It delivers a mysterious and expansive world to be explored, which will reward with many wonders those who brave enough to face its dangers.

A well aged fantasy/horror action RPG, that even those who have never played before should definitely give a chance. Don't be scared off by the stories of how difficult it is. (Though also know, those stories are true.)

Seven years out from its first release, people already know what Dark Souls is all about and probably know whether that type of brutal gameplay is for them. Love it or hate it, it is what it is. The Switch version doesn’t change that experience. It does run extremely well on the system, and it looks pretty darn good. The failure to adhere to Nintendo button conventions isn’t exactly exclusive to Dark Souls: Remastered either, but it doesn’t make it any less of an annoyance. Other than that, there isn’t much else going wrong.

While Dark Souls Remastered on Switch possesses some odd quirks and isn't as technically impressive as its current-gen counterparts, it still retains the heart of what the original game is all about.

Dark Souls on Switch was another chance for me to fall in love with the world of Lordran once more. It's an experience that's a perfect fit on a handheld, and it's one of the most compelling apps Nintendo's burgeoning platform currently has to offer.

While Dark Souls: Remastered is more of a port than a remaster, it is by far the best version of Dark Souls. The enhancements made by theWhile Dark Souls: Remastered is more of a port than a remaster, it is by far the best version of Dark Souls. The enhancements made by the X-BOX One X to have native 4K resolution make this game look absolutely stunning at places. To all those claiming it's a basic port, this game would run at two frames per second on the PlayStation 3 and XBOX 360. If you love Dark Souls and aren't cheap, you'll love this game. If you're new to this game or the series in general, Dark Souls: Remastered is a great place to start. Dark Souls: Remastered is a flawed masterpiece.

Dark Souls Remastered is exactly what the name implies and fans will adore it. I still suck royally at these games. I still want an easy mode so I can manage to get through them without frustration, but the game that spawned a genre is still finely crafted. The jump in framerate and added DLC make this the package to own. For new and old players this is the version to own.

Virtually every facet of this remastering enhances the experience of the original game, especially the performance. Despite this, it has some negative points.

This Dark Souls Remastered targets people who played the original game on console, or the ones who never played it before. It’s still one of a kind game, but this remastered version is definitely too lazy.

This Dark Souls Remastered targets people who played the original game on console, or the ones who never played it before. It’s still one of a kind game, but this remastered version is definitely too lazy.

Dark Souls: Remastered can almost barely be considered a remastered title for PC gamers and, while it provides some increase in graphics and quality of life improvements, these additions are largely negligible unless you’re a dedicated multiplayer fan. Despite this fact, Dark Souls is still an amazing game that is worth playing through more than once, and there’s a lot here for gamers who’ve never played through the first title in the Souls series.

At the end of the day this is the perfect way to play Dark Souls. If you are a new player, the game will still be just as challenging but it will look and feel like a much more modern game. If you are a veteran, this is a beautiful nostalgia filled trip through my personal favorite game of the 360/PS3 era.

Dark Souls is back and it is good to be back when the series wasn't just hard to be hard. I never beat Dark Souls before the remasteredDark Souls is back and it is good to be back when the series wasn't just hard to be hard. I never beat Dark Souls before the remastered version, but I should have because I really did have a blast playing this. Now I personally have always played these games co-op because jolly cooperation is my jam. Yes call me a noob, and tell me to get gud. But if you have been weary about the Souls series because its reputation get it with friends and conquer the blight together.Since this game isn't new I won't dive too deep into the gameplay because we all have an idea of how this game plays. I will say that I adore the boss designs and fights in this game. They seem fair, and have way less **** instakills than the later interations in the series. The co-op has added the password system so you can play with just friends and have a grand ole time fighting Gargoyles, and giant wolves together. The worst part of the game, and my personal hell is PVP invasions. For those who don't know it is basically someone invades your world and will either throw a ton of magic, try and only backstab or if they get hit run towards enemies trying to get me to follow... when I won't. I hate the PVP the best thing the souls series can do to fix it, is not have it be involuntary. If I think I'm good enough to fight others let me, but I suck and I know I suck so having some asshat kill me because I am human isn't going to make me better.The game doesn't exactly look amazing it is better looking than the PS3/360 version but that is only because it is on a more powerful machine.The games story is there, and I personally love the lore. Unlike traditional games it is sorta hidden to get the entire picture. I will say be careful what you do at the ending because you might not get the ending you want.Overall this is my second favorite in the Souls series. While I did play it all cooperative the game felt balance, and fair. It was challenging, but a good challenge that made sense. If you are new to Dark Souls start with this entry because it will be a great opening to the series that the later games just won't give you. I liked everything but the PVP which I know some people love, but I find it just a mess. It is at a discount price of $40 so I definitely say BUY it.

To play this remastered edition of the game is to be reminded of how the original exerted an unmistakable influence on such contemporary video games as Nioh and The Surge.

Whatever score I tack onto the end of this will struggle to capture the proper essence of what must be the purest Souls experience you can find on modern consoles. Bloodborne feels fundamentally different, while Dark Souls III carries all the improvements and changes that have been made to the franchise up to this point. Dark Souls Remastered is a shined-up version of the series, in essence, a pure delivery of exquisite suffering and sublime reward with a stable frame-rate and functional lighting. From a technical perspective, I can’t recommend this game enough.

If you want to visit Lordran and enjoy a straight-up bash-the-baddies quest, then you’ll find no better collection of bosses than this. If a new kind of adventure appeals, however, one in which quick fingers matter less than brains and human cunning, there’s still nothing like Dark Souls. After seven years its mystery has diminished, but it’s still among the best of the best.

As a gameplay experience, you owe it to yourself to play Dark Souls Remastered – which to my mind is what Dark Souls should have always been.

It is nice to see that this extraordinary game has been modernized. In terms of visual detail it still is old-fashioned though, but it was and still is a beautifully crafted action roleplaying game that leaves its mark.

Just a polished version of an already great game, but for me, it was a bit more special. With the technical issues eliminated, Dark Souls can shine and is a much more satisfying experience.

While bare-bones on the surface, Dark Souls Remastered is one of the best games of the last 20 years running better than it ever has. New players will find all of the mood, challenge, and tension of the original, and returning vets are given beefier online options and minor tweaks to small details. More importantly, it keeps one of the medium’s best games easily accessible and readily available.

A solid remaster, with some good improvements in graphics, usability and multiplayer gameplay; it's definitely advised if you never played the original game, but if you've already played it, it couldn't offer enough incentives to go back to Lordran.

Although not quite as refined as one would have hoped, Dark Souls Remastered takes the critically acclaimed 2011 game and brings it back for a sharper, more fluid experience. Bugs and annoyances occur infrequently, but in the face of its stable framerate, its improved lighting and effects and its inclusion of Artorias of the Abyss, this is easy to overlook. Simply put, this is the best version of the game to date.

Dark Souls Remastered is a good reminder how far we’ve come in the last seven years. This is almost all nostalgia, with the potential to grab newer players and show them where the series more or less started. It’s beginning to feel a little dated, with adjustments to combat and movement from newer games not being implemented, but there’s still the sense of overwhelming gratification when playing, not to mention intense strategy.

This isn't necessarily for old players. This port is mostly for the ones who only played Bloodborne and/or Dark Souls 3. At least we don'tThis isn't necessarily for old players. This port is mostly for the ones who only played Bloodborne and/or Dark Souls 3. At least we don't have to witness the disaster of Blighttown anymore. I'm honestly happy they remastered it cause my PC is not good for gaming and my PS3 is dead.

The masterpiece that made Hidetaka Miyazaki famous is back in a wonderfully remastered edition. As it, there is no change to the original structure, just a revamped lighting engine and a solid sixty fps through to whole game. The budget price is very good for the few who still never played this classic, and a good chance for the rest who loved it to play the definitive edition.