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New Gameplay Today – Dark Souls Remastered
You know what's out next week? Why, it's Dark Souls Remastered! Series superfan Dan Tack took Leo and me on a quick tour of Blighttown – a zone notorious as much for for its atmosphere as its performance issues. Does it hold up well in this version? What? You think we'd just say it here? Sheesh!
OK, fine. It runs nicely in the remaster. Are you happy? Don't worry, there's plenty more to this video than that bit of info. There are... ladders. And zombie things? Also a really big, gross monster! Through it all, Tack stays cool under pressure. And that's in spite of him falling prey to the greatest prank of all time! You'll have to see this one to believe it, folks.
Dark Souls Remastered is coming to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC on May 25. The Switch version will follow sometime this summer.
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