Catch up on Dark Souls cheaply: Secure the trilogy now in the PS Store offer for PS4
You can now get all three Dark Souls games on sale at PlayStation Store for a great price.
You can now get all three installments of the Dark Souls series in the PS4 version at a bargain price in the PlayStation Store Deal of the Week. The first part is available in the remastered version at half price, Dark Souls 3 is reduced in both the standard version and the deluxe edition including the season pass. The Scholar of The First Sin Edition of Dark Souls 2, which you can get for €4.99, is particularly cheap. Offers run until 1am on June 16th. Here is the overview:
- Dark Souls 3 instead of €49.99 for €12.49
- Dark Souls 3 Deluxe Edition instead of €69.99 for €17.49
- Dark Souls 3 Season Pass instead of €24.99 for €12.49
- Dark Souls Remastered instead of €39.99 for €19.99
- Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin instead of €19.99 for €4.99
PS Store: Dark Souls series sale of the week for PS4
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Dark Souls: Remastered – Official video for the new sound & picture quality
Dark Souls Remastered: Despite having a prequel, Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls is the game that launched the Souls series and ultimately created an entire genre. The mixture of dark art design, mysterious game world, exciting hand-to-hand combat and a high level of difficulty hit a nerve, causing the action role-playing game to quickly develop from an insider tip to a real hit. The motivating progression mechanics with the collection of souls that we can lose on death certainly contributed to the success. The remastered version brings graphical improvements and smooth 60 fps. Also included is the Artorias of the Abyss DLC.
Dark Souls Remastered instead of €39.99 for €19.99 in the PS Store
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Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin – Current-Gen Reboot In-Game Trailer
Dark Souls 2: Dark Souls 2 received excellent reviews when it was released, but in retrospect it is considered a little bit the black sheep of the series. While the core gameplay was retained from Part 1, there were a few choices in item balancing, progression mechanics, and level design that weren’t well received by all fans. The revised version called Scholar of the First Sin improved some things and changed the placement of some opponents, for example. There is also a new NPC with its own story and a new, alternative ending. Technical improvements such as an increase in the frame rate are also included.
Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin instead of €19.99 for €4.99 in the PS Store
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Dark Souls 3 – Test video: The Souls finale is so hard
Dark Souls 3: The third Dark Souls is technically far superior to parts 1 and 2 and also introduces a few minor improvements in controls and playing comfort. In some respects it is already very similar to the open-world hit Elden Ring, which was released a few months ago, but it still has the typical nested level design of the Souls series with its many hidden shortcuts. The gentle modernization doesn’t change that much in the fact that the level of difficulty is still very high. Still, Dark Souls 3 is relatively accessible due to its higher production quality, so it’s not a bad choice for those new to the series.
Dark Souls 3 instead of €49.99 for €12.49 in the PS Store
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