True to it's heritage, Dark Souls II is another amazing game in the Soul series. It's intense, addictive, challenging, and thought provoking. I absolutely love these games and would recommend them to anyone with a strong constitution. These games are definitely NOT for the faint of heart. :)

I had read the reviews of it, and have not been disappointed. It's a real challenge and very rewarding

Good game me son hasn't stopped playing it for a week peace :))

I got this game for my son a couple years ago, and every time I stopped by his room to watch him play it, I was amazed at the beautiful world, the rich lore, and the interesting characters. As for the violence The game had weapons like a sword, or a dagger, but no guns or knives.

Halfway into the first Dark Souls, I quit. I threw my controller across the room and it shattered to pieces. The infamous Ornstein & Smough boss fight proved the tipping point for my tolerance. About three months later, I tried again.

I was fairly late to the party with Dark Souls , having only purchased the game in January of this year. I knew going in, difficulty was what the game was reknown for, but at its heart there was a vast world to explore and lore that players needed to uncover for themselves.

+ Crafted with the need for multiple playthroughs; + New Game + doesn't just increase enemy health it adds new enemies and combat animations; + Drangleic is vast open world with much to explore

- Bugs negating enemies to statues not registering your presence; - No connection to the servers meant no ability to try out Multiplayer before release

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.

Like I said in my review for Dark Souls II DLC #2 - Crown of the Old Iron King , these reviews are crazy late. Why? Back when these reviews would have been relevant and current, Dark Souls II had finally beaten me.

What is better - Dark Souls II or its predecessor ? To me, the first game remains unsurpassed; but the faithfulness of the sequel is admirable as well. Rest assured: everything you loved to hate and hated to love in that magnificent and brutal journey has been methodically - dare I say...

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Judging already by their

The bonfires in Dark Souls have always been special and yet our relationship to them can be fragile: although freed of their role in levelling up in the sequel, finding and lighting them is still something of a moment to savour, a chance to breathe.