Enhanced with additional content for its PC debut, the Prepare to Die Edition of Dark Souls includes an enhanced PVP mode allowing players to more closely assemble battles against one another online in an all-out fight to the death that fans have demanded! In addition, the development team at FromSoftware has revealed an untold chapter in the world of Lordran created specifically to help further expand upon the lore of the game. 'Artorias of the Abyss' will include all-new areas to explore, enemies to encounter, and bosses to take down one by one as players are treated to an unseen side of Lordan where players must stop the spread of darkness at all costs by facing and defeating the Dark Knight Artorias.

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Dark Souls

Dark Souls

System Requirements

Minimum

OS: Windows XP , Windows Vista, Windows 7, or newer
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 GHz+ or AMD Phenom II X2 545 3.0 GHz+
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Disk Space: 4GB
Video Card: GeForce 9800 GTX+ or ATI Radeon HD 4870+
DirectX®: 9.0c
Sound: Direct Sound Compatible
Additional: Microsoft Xbox 360® Controller for Windows® (or equivalent) is strongly recommended.

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Gamer Reviews

53679 Reviews

8.98

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Gfreeman

8.20

Nov 14, 2021

i've played DS2 it was hard but not as hard as this game.

it's really really hard, i coudn't even get souls. i get and then i lost all the souls everytime, and coudn't level up.

then i was trying to level up with some noob methods. yeah that was good.

there is no teleport until anor londo, there is shortcuts from on location to another but cmon bonfire must can teleport.

monsters respawning all the time no matter how many times u killed them, they,re keep respawning.

but it's dark souls, and i think how many times u die, u're getting stronger in real life. i love dark souls. i'm stronger than everybody who didn't play dark souls yet.

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Ibrahim Adji

8.90

Jul 7, 2020

I still remember how hard and challenging this game was... The graphics are so good back in the days, the gameplay also has its unique vibe.. dark souls vibe, it become the identity of DS itself.

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justin christy

9.70

Jun 26, 2020

My very first souls game, it was really the first of its kind.

The souls journey for me is like an episode of my life and I can't explain it in a few lines. I was lucky enough to have found this genre.

If you not yet tried it, it's no doubt you will in love with it.

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Paralyzed

Jun 8, 2022

8.70

Konrad Kowalski

Nov 20, 2021

8.70

mixaliss13

Nov 6, 2021

9.50

4sh1r4d

Jul 23, 2021

9.50

Samad Karim

Sep 4, 2021

3.80

Aggregate Gamer Reviews

Critic Reviews

18 Reviews

8.65

Inside Gaming

9.00

Lawrence Sonntag—Sep 06, 2012

Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition is one of the worst PC ports I’ve played. It’s also one of the best games ever made, so don’t let a few trivial issues push you away. If you play with a 360 controller and install the resolution fix, it’s every bit the game that you might have imagined when you first heard the game was coming to PC.

IGN

9.00

Quintin Smith—Aug 31, 2012

An action game that dares to teach us patience, and caution. A video game with respect for the player, that dares us to be an actual hero. Not once when you die does Dark Souls help you back up, not once does it let up in its astonishing quality or turn to padding, and not once do the ideas stop coming. Buy it.

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Game Trailers

8.80

Game Trailers—Sep 07, 2012

Dark Souls is a unique game well worth experiencing, with deep systems to master and expansive lands to map. An unwritten contract requires that the player intimately embrace the game’s intricacies in order to persevere and ultimately conquer the difficult challenges. There are one or two things to be wary of here, but if you’re willing to sign, you’ll have a chance to earn a feeling of true accomplishment.

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