The Dark Souls saga is a saga with a lot of prestige within the… (YOU DEAD). Jokes aside, every gamer worth his salt knows Dark Souls, although not everyone has been able to test their patience with these editions where dying is the bread of every five minutes. However, Dark Souls was a game that marked a before and after in the genre, so its remastered version could not wait.
This is how the developer firm has announced that Dark Souls will reach a good number of platforms once remastered, something that gamers can only applaud. We're going to learn a little more about the details of this release that fix one of the most troublesome bugs in the game.
As we have said, Dark Souls Remastered will come to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC and will allow you to visit better than ever thanks to graphics from 1080p (Full HD) and 60 fps construction and also in 4K if we play it on Xbox One or PS4 Pro, nothing more and nothing less. We also highlight that for PC they promise the highest resolution and FPS rate, while on Nintendo Switch, for obvious reasons, it will be stuck at 30 FPS, something that can be quite annoying in a video game with these characteristics.
We refer to this precisely because the frame drop constant was one of the main problems of the video game for console platforms. The game will have a multiplayer mode, something already present in Dark Souls II and Dark Souls III, which makes it infinitely more fun. While this edition will include natively all the DLCs that were released for the video game at the time. The official launch will take place on May 25 on all sales platforms, although they have not seen fit to say if it will arrive in physical format or the exact price per platform.