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Super Replay – Dark Souls & Artorias Of The Abyss DLC
From Software is on a roll. Bloodborne is one of the biggest Game of the Year contenders for 2015, and Dark Souls III is one of the most-anticipated games of 2016. We're so excited for Dark Souls III that we traveled to From Software's studio in Tokyo, Japan to have an in-depth interview with series creator Hidetaka Miyazaki and play more of the game for our October Dark Souls III cover story. Well, the excitement crackling around From Software's Souls series is too much for us to handle, so we couldn't stop ourselves from playing through the entire the first Dark Souls game.
This isn't Dan Tack and Tim Turi's first From Software rodeo, either. The duo has tackled Dark Souls II in a previous Chronicles series and played hours of Bloodborne together. So sit back, relax next to your nearest kindled bonfire, and watch the excitement unfold as Dan guides Tim through his first full playthrough of Dark Souls until the final foe is vanquished.
Start from the beginning with the video gallery below or watch and share all the videos on YouTube.
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