Sentences with phrase «dark souls ii»

The Dark Souls II DLC is set in entirely different world within the Dark Souls II universe, where players will venture into a massive tower swamped by black mist where flames, smoke and sorcery sadistically lurk.

Arriving fashionably late to the party, Bandai Namco and From Software have teamed up again to extend the longevity of their recent hit Dark Souls II.

In Dark Souls II, players face sadistic enemies and vile bosses as they journey through a devastated world where every step can turn into a struggle for survival.

There's a debut for Bandai Namco's «Dark Souls II» which has to settle for No2 in its first week.

Today Bandai Namco and FromSoftware released a new Trailer for Dark Souls II entitled the Hollow Lullaby which is casting a glimpse into new details of the game's story and haunting world.

Only those with battle - hardened skills, strong intestinal fortitude, and cunning will survive their Dark Souls II experience and achieve ultimate glory.

Today Namco Bandai revealed that Dark Souls II will hit on March 11th 2014 in North America,... Read More

In the newest Dark Souls II trailer, titled «Cursed,» we get to check out a slew of foes we'll be facing as we dungeon crawl through the land of Drangleic, the new setting for the game.

Wouldn't it be great if you could design a shield for Namco Bandai and From Software's upcoming Dark Souls II?

A maximum of five phantoms — three whites and two reds — can enter one host's world (as per Dark Souls II's Scholar of the First Sin upgrade), but interestingly, in the NST, invaders could only invade worlds that have summoned help.

This new Dark Souls II trailer, titled «Hollow Lullaby,» really wants you to feel good about dying in the game.

For the Dark Souls veteran, Dark Souls II is a worthy successor in every way, providing tremendous fun in ample qualities with a beautiful world jam - packed with replay value.

Dark Souls II is set to release on PS3 and Xbox 360 on March 11th and PC sometime after that.

Today Namco Bandai released a brand new Trailer for From Software's Dark Souls II which is set to release on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 this March.

26th August 2014 - Dark Souls II is a pretty hardcore game and the marketing campaign «Prepare to Die» was no joke.

These latest screenshots provide players with a new insight into the world of DARK SOULS II; whether you are a hardcore or a casual player, this title will fulfill all of your expectations

Built upon the foundation established by Souls series creator and Dark Souls II Supervisor, Hidetaka Miyazaki, with development helmed by FromSoftware Director Tomohiro Shibuya, Dark Souls II will feature a new hero, a new storyline, and an unfamiliar world for players to survive in, while delivering the uncompromising challenge and ultimate sense of empowerment that players hunger for.

I speedran Bloodborne and Dark Souls II, PVP'd like crazy in Demon's Souls, and goofed around a whole lot with multiple runs in Dark Souls.

I gush about the environment and setting of Dark Souls II — what can I say, they set a very unique stage — but that's really just the tip of the iceberg here.

The last is particularly important for those of you who were hoping to pick up Dark Souls II and keep at it through the New Game + modes and the online invasion culture — you have a lot of weapons and equipment at your disposal, and it's endless fun to tweak and customize your character to perfection, particularly if you plan on invading.

Namco Bandai has released a bunch of new screenshots of Dark Souls II.

Developed by From Software, Dark Souls II is the highly anticipated sequel to the punishing 2011 breakout hit Dark Souls (9.5 / 10 GameSpot, 9.0 / 10 IGN).

There is no question Dark Souls II is an impressive sequel that will satisfy its hard core audience looking for an experience unlike all those other mainstream games on the market.

Dark Souls II is an action - RPG for the PS3, Xbox 360 (and, next month, the PC), and is the latest installment in FROM Software's notoriously - difficult Souls series (previous games: Demon's Souls, Dark Souls).

Despite some of my issues with the graphics, Dark Souls II runs smoothly which is something that could not be said about the original Dark Souls game.

New Screenshots from Cologne released to get you more hyped for the upcoming release of Dark Souls II

Dark Souls II is really an unnerving game and as I never felt like I was properly equipped for battle.

What this all means is that Dark Souls II really feels like Dark Souls with a new environment, a new story, and of course a new spread of gear — but still with enough basic similarities between the two that experienced players won't feel as if they need to go back and relearn the fundamentals.

To the point where I had Dark Souls II scribbled down on my calendar many months ago.

I didn't really doubt that From Software could deliver yet another worthwhile experience with Dark Souls II, and it turned out my faith was well - founded — the game is fantastic, and a stellar addition to this series.

Dark Souls II offers a sullen environment, one that tenaciously clings to life despite being long overdue for death — and you just happen to be a grim reaper with time on your hands.

Yet that is what makes Dark Souls II so brilliant.

Forget about the regular obstacles, enemies, and bosses presented in Dark Souls II; FromSoftware today releases Crown of the Old Iron King, the second chapter in its The Lost Crowns DLC trilogy for Dark Souls II.

We got a batch of new screenshots from the upcoming Dark Souls II for you and spoiler alert, they look amazing

Dark Souls II offers a fresh adventure into what is quite possibly gaming's most punishing, macabre fantasy world.

Compare this with Dark Souls II: instead of carefully planned enemy encounters and environments, it almost feels as if half the game is comprised of cheap shots coming from around corners on narrow walkways.

Dark Souls was one of Derek's favorite games of the last generation, so he had to try out Dark Souls II, which he thinks is equally as awesome as the first one.

Fans of the Dark Souls videogame series will be pleased to note that Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin will be released April 7th, 2015, on current and last - gen consoles, as well as PC (excluding Wii and Wii U).

The undead curse continues to spread across the kingdom of Drangleic with Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin, available on April 3rd 2015, across Europe, Middle - East and Australasia for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC / STEAM.

I've also been dabbling in a bit of Dark Souls II on the PS3 myself, after hearing other writers and friends rave about how great it is, and I'm having a lot of fun so far — deaths and all.

Summary: Offering at least 35 hours of play, Dark Souls II is a challenging experience and a satisfyingly in depth game that rewards perseverance and intelligent tactics.

Even if you own Sony's PlayStation 4, recent PS3 hits like «South Park: The Stick of Truth» and «Dark Souls II» make Sony's last - gen powerhouse worth holding on to.

Offering at least 35 hours of gameplay, Dark Souls II is a challenging experience with a wonderfully subjective narrative that can be simple or in depth depending on your desire to explore it fully; whilst the difficulty may deter some players, those that stick it out will find a satisfyingly in depth game that rewards perseverance and intelligent tactics

Dark Souls II offers many different classes of character that players can adapt to fit their personal gaming style, such as ranged combat specialists, magic users, warrior classes and more.

With Dark Souls II we have softened that a bit with «Go Beyond Death», because that says: «Sure, you'll die.

Visually Dark Souls II is a solid game if not an overly beautiful one.

Dark Souls II will be available March 11, 2014 for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

It doesn't matter how great a gamer you profess to be, Dark Souls II will make you its bitch on so many occasions you may very well need counselling for Post Traumatic Stress... And therein lays the charm of the series.

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