It seems like only a few months ago that Dark Souls Remastered came out . Wait, it was only a few months ago and the Switch version was delayed you say Well gosh, makes you wonder what happened to that version of the game doesn't it

Still Dark Souls; Portable; Can be paused (kind of

Where did those frames even go; Which button is confirm; I have killed Sif so many times it's beginning to affect everyday life

Dark times

Handheld Dark Souls; Runs the same in docked and handheld modes

Framerate often struggles to hit 30fps; Controls can be awkward in handheld; Inferior in every way to the other versions

Dark Souls: Remastered brought pain to FromSoftware fans all over again just before summer this year, but with the Switch version delayed, it's only now that we're getting the game for Nintendo's console.

From Software finds a classic sitting next to a forgotten bonfire. This review now includes impressions of the Nintendo Switch version ...

Dark Souls Remastered on Nintendo Switch may be lacking in the same bells and whistles as its current gen counterparts, but that is hardly a bad thing. As a result of the Switch port taking a more reserved approach, due to technical limitations or otherwise, Dark Souls ' visual identity has been...

Even if you haven't played Dark Souls, you know about Dark Souls. You probably know that it's near-universally acclaimed as one of the greatest games of all time. You may have seen fan art, lore discussions, or critical analysis by the game's legions of adoring fans, some of whom have made a living...

Dark Souls is still an expansive; challenging masterpiece; Handheld and docked performance on Switch is superb; Contains the excellent Artorias of the Abyss DLC

No significant changes from the original release; Some graphical changes may detract from the game's atmosphere

It seems there is a competition between two 2011 RPGs to see exactly who can stay the most relevant. One way to do that is to release on every system that can handle it. Skyrim has taken an early lead there, but don't worry, Dark Souls isn't far behind.

difficult but satisfying; looks good on Switch; runs smoothly

serious control issues; amiibos do nothing; not for everyone

I have bought and played these games at the release since Demons Souls and this is the fourth time I buy Dark Souls (PS3, PC, PS4 and SWITCH). The sound is a massive problem for me. It's very compressed (probably to save space.

When you port one of the most popular games in the world to a handheld console, you're going to have to make some sacrifices. As it happens, for Dark Souls Remastered, that's actually quite fitting – in a game all about wailing despair, self-immolation, and thankless punishment, it makes sense to...

Rewarding gameplay loop; Dense; intimidating atmosphere; Robust visual reworking; Great portability

Compressed audio; Occasional performance dips

Buy Dark Souls: Remastered If you're a Switch owner, chances are that you've seen a fair number of ports this year. One of the most anticipated ports is Dark Souls : Remastered . Originally promised in May, the first Souls entry on a Nintendo console was delayed until October.