Dark Souls Remastered – Legend of Resurrection Announces Release Date

In 2011, Dark Souls, the eldest son of the Soul series has immediately become a huge hit in the game market with its brutal difficulty and mysterious, scary but fascinating storyline. After 7 years, with 2 equally successful successors, this series has become one of the big names in the gaming industry. Therefore, nothing is difficult to understand, when Bandai Namco plans to release a remake of the title Super hard game This “goes into people’s hearts”. According to the company’s spokesperson, the game will be completely remade with a brand new engine for both PS4, Xbox One, PC and Nintendo Switch. That means that players will enjoy this “deadly difficult” hack and slash game with high resolution and 60 FPS frames on all of the above systems (except Nintendo Switch of course). .

Dark Souls Remastered will run at 1080p and 60 FPS on PS4 and Xbox One. On PS4 Pro and Xbox One X, this resolution will be rendered up to 4K. In addition, the PC version also supports 4K configuration for gamers who “have a lot of money”. The game also increases the number of players that can participate in multiplayer mode to 6 for all platforms. This game mode also switched from P2P to dedicated game servers.
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With the Nintendo Switch version, the game will run on 2 resolutions, 720p (portable version) and 1080p (dock version). Regarding FPS, the Switch version of the game will reduce frames by half (30 FPS) compared to other systems. In addition, when released, Dark Souls Remastered also included the Artorias of the Abyss DLC.
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Dark Souls remake will be released worldwide on May 25, 2018. In addition, a collection titled The Dark Souls Trilogy including Dark Souls Remastered, Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sinand Dark Souls 3: The Fire Fades Edition will also be released in Japan 1 day earlier. This seems to be a special collection only for fans of the land of the rising sun.
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Obviously, with the reputation that has been earned in the past of Dark Souls, Bandai Namco remake this game is also understandable. This is definitely good news for fans of this “horribly difficult” game series. In addition, for those who wanted to “try it out” but couldn’t swallow the game’s relatively old graphics, this remake will also be a great opportunity for them to “see how difficult it is”.

Information about Dark Souls Remastered will be continuously updated at Emergenceingame.Com.
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