Dark Souls II :

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Reslease date : 7/4/2015

Prepare to Die again in the complete Dark Souls 2 experience with Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin.

Hallmark challenge & reward await you with augmentations, additions and enhancements

fueled by the passion and talent of famed Japanese studio FromSoftware. 

This new edition takes advantage of the next generation capabilities of the PlayStation 4, giving fans of the series and newcomers alike updated visuals

, rebalanced gameplay, a higher maximum number of players for online play, new and deadlier enemies, a brand new NPC 

Discover expanded lore and new in-game events.  Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin game also has the Crown of the Sunken King, Crown of the Old Iron 

and Crown of the Ivory King DLC already included as well.  This is the ultimate version of Dark Souls II.

Longtime fans of the game will find that most of the experience is the same as it was on the PS3, but with a few key differences that really does bring in

more fresh air than we have seen from other remasters. Instead of simply porting over the exact same experience, From Software have masterfully

reworked a number of the enemy locations which makes returning to the world of Drangleic a somewhat fresh experience. While the layout may be the

same, what is lurking around the corner might not be.  

On top of that, Scholar of the First Sin also runs at an impeccably smooth 60fps (frames-per-second), and while I am not normally someone who gets

caught up on frame rates, it does improve the experience significantly. For a game that relies so heavily on the response of its control mechanics and

the players ability to dodge, the buttery gameplay keeps things solid from the ground up, giving players a stronger foundation to work off of. 

Dark Souls II Announcement Trailer :

Dark Souls 2 1080p Gameplay :

Dark Souls II 

Prepare to Die again in the complete Dark Souls 2 experience with Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin. Hallmark challenge & reward await you

with augmentations, additions and enhancements fueled by the passion and talent of famed Japanese studio FromSoftware. 

This new edition takes advantage of the next generation capabilities of the PlayStation 4, giving fans of the series and newcomers alike updated visuals

, rebalanced gameplay, a higher maximum number of players for online play, new and deadlier enemies, a brand new NPC 

Discover expanded lore and new in-game events.  Dark Souls II: Scholar of the First Sin game also has the Crown of the Sunken King, Crown of the Old Iron 

and Crown of the Ivory King DLC already included as well.  This is the ultimate version of Dark Souls II.

Longtime fans of the game will find that most of the experience is the same as it was on the PS3, but with a few key differences that really does bring in

more

fresh air than we have seen from other remasters. Instead of simply porting over the exact same experience, From Software have masterfully reworked a number

of the enemy locations which makes returning to the world of Drangleic a somewhat fresh experience. While the layout may be the same, what is lurking around

the corner might not be.  

On top of that, Scholar of the First Sin also runs at an impeccably smooth 60fps (frames-per-second), and while I am not normally someone who gets

caught up on frame rates, it does improve the experience significantly. For a game that relies so heavily on the response of its control mechanics and

the players ability to dodge, the buttery gameplay keeps things solid from the ground up, giving players a stronger foundation to work off of. 

Dark Souls II Announcement Trailer :

Dark Souls 2 1080p Gameplay :

The story of Dark Souls 2 : begins with a human who is cursed to always resurrect after dying. To break the curse, the undead travels to the fallen kingdom

of Drangleic and is tasked by the Emerald Herald with obtaining four Great Souls from other powerful undead. Once obtained, the Emerald Herald directs

the undead to "Seek the King" in the capitol. After fighting through the remains of the royal guards, the player encounters the Queen Nashandra, who

reveals that the king failed in his duty and fled his kingdom long ago. She asks you to slay the king and bring his signet ring to her.
Near the end of the Queen's quest, the player learns that the ruin of the kingdom was in fact caused by Nashandra. She came to the king and

decieved him into launching an ill fated invasion across the sea into the lands of the Giants. She coveted their souls and sought to steal their power.

Though the raid succeeded in stealing the giant's power, the Ashen Mist Heart, the Giants retaliated. Invading Drangleic, the Giants eventually destroyed

the kingdom. With his kingdom in ruins, the king discovered Nashandra's true purpose and locked himself inside the undead crypt.
Confronting the Emerald Herald one final time, she states that Nashandra is a fragment of Manus, holder of the Dark Soul. She asks you to put Nashandra

to rest and link the fire, sending the curse into remission. Once Nashandra is defeated, the player climbs into the kiln and relights the flame.
The DLC, Scholar of the First Sin, slightly changes the ending. The player is instead given a choice, the player can either link the fire, restarting the Age of Fire

, and sending the curse into remission repeating the cycle; or the player can walk away, causing the light of the world to go out, with all of humanity eventually

going hollow and withering but the cycle would break for all time.