Dark Souls

Kevin VanOrd braves life and death to bring you a video review of Dark Souls.

A gorgeous and frightening world you won't want to leave; Abundant; amazing bosses test your skill and determination; Superb combat in which every attack feels powerful and precise; Fantastic online aspect lets players both cooperate and compete; Covenant system and other features lead to constant...

Frame rate gets choppy in certain areas; Finicky target lock

I enjoyed the game a lot, and dying plenty of times, could you please update the description and image, to show that it is only the game being sold, and doesn't include the japanese extras, as it normally would

Dark Souls

I have been anticipating Dark Souls for quite some time now. It's the follow-up to my favourite game, the much lauded and notorious Demon's Souls, a game that took people by surprise for its uniqueness as much as its difficulty which interested people enough to make it a surprise success story.

Dark Souls

Thinking of braving the hallowed halls of Dark Souls? Then you best be ready for a fight. Dark Souls will easily dominate your gaming skill making you submissive to its will. It's a ritual in frustration, yet one that is worth the journey, if you are OK with a little pain.

Smart, challenging gameplay, Great A.I; - fight every fight like your last, Uncanny atmosphere built on despair, fear and anxiety, Massive creatures and memorable bosses, A complex system that is worth investing in

Respawning enemies!! Even after you save; Devilishly hard and frustrating!!!; A little more direction would have been welcomed; Online integration is sporadic

20th October 2011 - Dark Souls is the spiritual successor to the cult sleeper Demon Souls (read our review ) which arrived on Aussie shores last year. Demon Souls was lauded around the world as a PS3 exclusive that broke the current trend by delivering a game truly designed for hard core gamers.