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These Are The Best Video Game T-Shirts Ever
Demon's Souls and Dark Souls are two of the best video games ever created, so by default these are the best t-shirts ever. The folks over at Meat Bun released six new designs based off of From Software's titles as part of the new "Demons'n Darkness" line.
Each design and description have been posted below. Head over to the online store to pick one (or all) of them up.
Brave knight, watch the hell out for that dragon! And that demon! And that pile of slime with the spear!! And that reaper!!! Oh my lord, you are so screwed.
Back in high school, I used to listen to nothing but Ceaseless Discharge on cassette. Their earlier stuff was way better, but the Daughters of Chaos tour was the most metal show I've ever been to.
Take your covenant promises seriously. Remember forest dwellers: Take only souls, leave only corpses.
Show the world what a rotten, murderous soul you've become by proudly displaying your character tendency.
Don't open that chest! It's actually a horrific thing that's hungry enough to eat you, armor and all. But ever wonder what's inside that horrific thing? The kaiju anatomy of a Mimic explains everything.
And this card means that strength will be granted so the world might be mended. That, or you'll be dead in six months.
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