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Dark Souls Remastered
Released On: May 25, 2018
84
8.3
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 56 Critic Reviews
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86% Positive
48 Reviews
48 Reviews
9% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 56 Critic Reviews
84
86% Positive
48 Reviews
48 Reviews
9% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
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.
Dark Souls Remastered is still a masterclass in level design, and it remains the pinnacle of third-person action games. Longtime fans will be pleased with the improved performance on both consoles and PC. And if you’re a newcomer wondering if you should get your feet wet with this entry, the answer is an absolute, resounding ‘Yes.’
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 1,999 User Ratings
8.3
82% Positive
1648 Ratings
1648 Ratings
8% Mixed
164 Ratings
164 Ratings
9% Negative
187 Ratings
187 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 1,999 User Ratings
8.3
82% Positive
1648 Ratings
1648 Ratings
8% Mixed
164 Ratings
164 Ratings
9% Negative
187 Ratings
187 Ratings
This game is a masterpiece even know my checks were clapped thousands of times with me not being able sit for a whole week and I also had to s*** Sideways for a whole moth on top of that but never the less it bring tears to my eyes each time I play it and anyone who use the easy mod on this game the should *** in a ditch
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PlayStation 4
One of the best games in history, the bosses are perfect, the areas are the best in the saga, the music is the most emblematic, the final boss is perfect, and the lore of the game is amazing
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PlayStation 4
As a remaster, it is a good one, but as a game, it’s one of the best adventures ever made.
This is certainly the best way to experience Dark Souls on console.
I guess, when it comes down to it, I was one of those optimists that was hoping for a real transformation that would make Dark Souls feel truly new again. Remaster doesn't do that, but from the vast number of players that are putting down their summons signs, a lot of new players are diving into this incredible game or maybe like me, easing back into that familiar rhythm. Dark Souls Remastered doesn't do anything but give us the best version of one of the best games ever made.
If you’ve played Dark Souls before then there isn’t really anything in this version of the game that makes for a compelling reason to part with your cash. The term ‘Remastered’ implies that a great amount of work has gone into this release, and although it’s a definite improvement – especially with regards to the frame rate – it isn’t extraordinary.
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. [Issue#287]
Dark Souls stands as a monumental achievement in the realm of action RPGs, delivering an experience that is both brutally challenging and incredibly rewarding. Developed by FromSoftware and directed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, this dark and atmospheric game enraptures players with its unforgiving gameplay, intricate level design, and captivating lore.From the moment you step foot into the unforgettable realm of Lordran, you are immediately immersed in a beautifully bleak world that is teeming with danger. Dark Souls doesn't hold your hand; it throws you headfirst into a merciless adventure that demands patience, skill, and perseverance. The sense of accomplishment and satisfaction that comes with overcoming seemingly insurmountable odds is unparalleled, making each victory an exhilarating **** level design in Dark Souls is nothing short of masterful. Every area is intricately crafted, featuring interconnected paths that beg exploration. Discovering shortcuts and unlocking new areas provides a sense of progression and adds a layer of depth to the gameplay. The non-linear nature of the world encourages players to tackle challenges in their own preferred order, making each journey through Lordran a unique and personal experience.Combat in Dark Souls is a refined dance of strategic precision and calculated risk-taking. Every swing, dodge, and parry requires careful timing and a deep understanding of enemy patterns. The game's difficulty may seem daunting at first, but with perseverance and a willingness to learn from mistakes, you gradually become a formidable force capable of taking down the most formidable foes. Each victory is hard-fought and immensely **** atmosphere and storytelling in Dark Souls are conveyed through subtle nuances and environmental storytelling. The lore is rich and complex, offering a deep and captivating narrative that invites player interpretation. The game's ability to create an immersive and hauntingly beautiful world leaves a lasting impression, with each location exuding a unique atmosphere that is both foreboding and **** online multiplayer component adds an extra layer of depth and unpredictability to the experience. The ability to summon help from other players or be invaded by hostile adventurers takes the game to another level of tension and excitement. Cooperative and competitive encounters bring a sense of camaraderie and rivalry, further enhancing the game's already intense and immersive world.Graphically, Dark Souls still holds up remarkably well, with atmospheric lighting, gritty textures, and hauntingly detailed character and creature designs. The art direction is phenomenal, perfectly capturing the bleakness and beauty of Lordran.
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PlayStation 4
the first game and the most uninteresting and stuffy, in any case, if it had not gained popularity, there would have been no continuation so its decent, DS 3 is tripple better
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PlayStation 4
Dark souls remastered is an okay release how ever it has gotten several issues. The remaster still left countless bugs and glitches like soul duplications, easy cheese strats and skips. They could have taken the time to fix some of these Moving on to the game itself I personally didn't like some of Dark souls features. Like the huge lack of warp locations. I can't think of any reason why they had so few of these. You end up having to sometimes walk several minutes just go to a level you need to revisit after beating it already? Sometimes there is hole areas without a single warp location yet other areas there is 2. It's tedious and annoying. Especially when your previous game had a decent amount of them. A few of the levels on dark souls I'm really not a fan of and not for the difficulty. I hate when games have invisbke floors. It looks like a bug that hasn't been patched. And you get MSG's in the game anyway so you can tell where they are if someone has wrote on them. It's just a cheap way to add difficulty. And another level where it's so dark even with the brightness on the game and TV ramped up to max you still can't see anything. So you can be walking as slow as possible hit a ledge then fall. It's extremely frustrating. It's like a hooror movie with crappy cheap jump scares instead of designing something that is scary without making you jump. That takes really good design and creative thinking. From software is capable in this as when you goto Demon Souls the prison was a great map. Or even the dlc in dark souls where those ghost things are. Dark souls is no doubt a good game. With a decent variety in spells. Loads of weapons and great bosses. But certain levels were just poorly designed and lack of warping location's means allot of tedious messing around.
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PlayStation 4
Not fun for DEX users coming from Dark Souls 3, Elden Ring, Bloodborne, Lords of the Fallen, Lies of P, Sekiro
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PlayStation 4
Sé que a muchos os gustaría dar dislike a mi opinión. Voy a darla como alguien que se ha iniciado en Elden Ring recientemente, e incluso ha sacado su platino. Dark Souls es un mal juego, una basura sobrevalorada. No existe dificultad, es desequilibrio. Incluso es prácticamente imposible pasar del segundo boss, las dos gárgolas del campanario. No tiene sentido que un enemigo común te quite media barra de salud de un golpe. Una de las peores cosas que tiene, es que cada vez que mueres en un boss, tienes que aparecer en una hoguera demasiado lejos, punto negativo que comparten todos los souls a mi parecer. Tanto costaría poner un menú al morir para poder reintentar el combate directamente? Aparecer a 5 minutos de volver a entrar al boss no aporta nada, solo es perder el tiempo y concretamente los enemigos del camino vuelven a reaparecer y seguramente llegarás tocado de vida al boss o con menos pociones de las que deberías. Esto se puede permitir una vez o dos, pero cuando llevas 50 intentos en un boss creedme que es muy frustrante, y en serio que no es el primer juego de From que juego. Los gráficos son muy mediocres y malos, aún para ser un juego de 2012, que existen juegos de esa época con gráficos mucho más decentes. Las armas y armaduras parecen de cartón, eso sí, las tuyas, porque las de los enemigos son de adamantium. Para colmo muchísimas veces mueres de manera injusta, cuando has esquivado un ataque pero el juego detecta que no y te inflinge el daño, y en muchas ocasiones esto te lleva a perder el combate. Es un juego más frustrante y mal hecho que difícil en sí, y si consideráis dificultad que un enemigo común te mate de dos toques, en serio, no tiene nada que ver con dificultad de la IA ni cosas semejantes, es una "dificlultad" vacía y sin sentido. En fin, sé que muchos odiaréis lo que he escrito, pero en el fondo sabéis de que algunos de los aspectos que he escrito los compartiréis. Me alegro de que podáis disfrutar un juego así, pero después de llevar muchos años como jugador, esto me parece muy malo, mediocre en muchos sentidos y sobrevalorado.
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Summary Re-experience the critically acclaimed, genre-defining game that started it all. Beautifully remastered, return to Lordran in stunning detail. DARK SOULS: REMASTERED includes the main game plus the Artorias of the Abyss DLC.
Rated M
for Mature
Platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
- Xbox One
- PC
- PlayStation 4
Initial Release Date: May 25, 2018
Developer:
- QLOC
Publisher: Bandai Namco Games
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