The disc i got does not support the dlc included in season pass i recently purchased on PSN.... For understanding the issue search "ashes of ariandel waiting to install"

My first Fromsoftware game was Bloodborne. I enjoyed the Victorian age world and challenging combat. I tried Dark Souls 2 but its graphics felt too dated and the gameplay could've been better. I heard about Dark Souls 3 and the praise it was receiving, so I gave it a try.

Prepare to die, again with the third entry in the brutal blockbuster action-RPG franchise. A dark and brooding fantasy adventure awaits players in a vast twisted world full of fearsome beasts, devious traps and hidden secrets. The embers of a once-proud kingdom set the stage for this new adventure.

challenging; interesting worlds to explore; graphics

too difficult at times

Bought not long after release - not worth the hype & a very difficult game. Imagine it would be good if you like RPG games but I didn't rate it at all.

Only started out on this game and I can already see it will be worthy. How ever despite the fantastic views and art work that has gone into this. I would say bloodbourne was only marginal better.

"Praise the Sun. One Last Time." It was sometime back in August 2013 that a notorious thought struck me, what if I did accept fellow Sun-Bro Sahil's words to follow the flame and [...]

A befitting end to the rich Souls lore, The best looking Souls experience till date, Excellent bosses and challenges, Well done Mana Bar, Pace of the Game, Dark Souls 1 Throwbacks, Soundtrack (Esp; Dancer of the Boreal Valley Fight

Too many mimics; Too many online CoOp crashes; Central Hub should've linked up with the rest like Lordran

Not for kids. Very beautiful rewarding game but extremely punishing and demoralizing at times. Not really recommended for under 13 in my opinion.

amazing seller

this game has some serious combat style and great story but way too hard

Before we begin, let's talk spoilers. Souls game players exist upon a spectrum between two types of gamer - explorers and tourists. Certainly these archetypes exist in all facets of gaming - witness the mad geniuses who to this day plumb the depths of what is possible in Super Mario - but they are...