Dark Souls 3 for PC is a fantasy action role-playing game, the fourth in the series and a close follow-on from its immediate predecessor, Dark Souls 2. The game is set in a fictional universe, in the Kingdom of Lothric, where are lengthy period of enlightenment (literally) is being threatened by the coming of the Age of Dark. The player must ensure the survive of the Age of Fire by ensuring that the First Flame continues to burn a while longer.
About the Game
The player takes on the third-pe...
Dark Souls 3 for PC is a fantasy action role-playing game, the fourth in the series and a close follow-on from its immediate predecessor, Dark Souls 2. The game is set in a fictional universe, in the Kingdom of Lothric, where are lengthy period of enlightenment (literally) is being threatened by the coming of the Age of Dark. The player must ensure the survive of the Age of Fire by ensuring that the First Flame continues to burn a while longer.
About the Game
The player takes on the third-person persona of the Ashen One, who is tasked with ‘linking’ the First Flame to keep it burning. The flame is fuelled by the sacrifices of heroes and champions, who willingly sacrifice their souls to the flame, thereby becoming Lords of Cinder. This has happened in an unbroken line from times gone by until now. The Ashen One failed to link the flame and has not become a Lord of Cinder, instead being known as an Unkindled.
The Ashen One arises as the player enters the game, and is given the mission of returning the Prince Lothric and the rebellious Lords of Cinder to their rightful places, their thrones in Firelink Shrine. The flame is dying because Prince Lothric has defied his destiny: he must be persuaded otherwise.
Successfully returning the Lords of Cinder and the Prince, they travel on to the ruins of the Kiln of the First Flame: at this point, after the defeat of the Soul of Cinder, there are four potential endings, more about which see below.
Battles and Treasures and Weapons, Oh My
In the course of his mission, the Ashen One must battle using a variety of weapons, that range from bows to swords to throwable projectiles, with shields and evasive manoeuvres an important skill to learn. Each weapon has a standard use and a boost: a powered-up version which must be used sparingly as it does not last long and takes a bit of time to reset once depleted.
He will also battle a wide range of creatures, many of them grisly and in keeping with the spectral, supernatural theme of the game. Watch out for skeletal hounds, various hostile lizard-men, the undead in forms that range from skeleton to blood-thirsty knight to the revolting Pus of Man, an enemy who transforms from vaguely normal man-shape into a hideous abyss-tainted corruption. Enemies drop resources though, so be sure to grab them all.
The Ashen One can use magic by acquiring FP (focus points) which are used up whenever a spell is cast. Hit Points (HP) is used when taking damage from enemies, and both of these are refilled through estus flasks, magical healing vessels that can be upgraded up to seven times for maximum benefit.
Ending It All
There are four potential endings after the Soul of Cinder has been defeated. They are as follows:
Link the Flame: The player can attempt to link to the First Flame, ensuring that the Age of Fire will continue
Summon the Fire Keeper: The Fire Keeper will extinguish the flame and the Age of Dark will begin in earnest
Kill the Fire Keeper: This is much like the ending above, except after summoning the Fire Keeper, you kill her. Note: you will not receive any end game achievements for playing out this ending. The Fire Keeper will respawn as soon as you leave the area, so you can come back and try again
Keep the Flame: The Ashen One can choose to keep the flame for themselves, an option which results in his becoming the Dark Lord of Londor
Dark Souls 3 for PC is available for purchase on Instant Gaming for a fraction of its retail price. You will receive an official key and be able to play the game in seconds. Play smart. Pay less.
Configurations
minimum*
OS *: Windows 7 SP1 64bit, Windows 8.1 64bit Windows 10 64bit
Processor: Intel Core i3-2100 / AMD FX-6300
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750 Ti / ATI Radeon HD 7950
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 25 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 11 sound device
Additional Notes: Internet connection required for online play and product activation
recommended*
OS *: Windows 7 SP1 64bit, Windows 8.1 64bit Windows 10 64bit
Processor: Intel Core i7-3770 / AMD FX-8350
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 / ATI Radeon R9 series
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 25 GB available space
Sound Card: DirectX 11 sound device
Additional Notes: Internet connection required for online play and product activation
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Best game of my life, would recommend if you want to loose your sanity or have already lost it. I had lots of fun and about 140 Hours playtime. Compared to the other souls games (not DS2) it holds its place at my top 3!
The strongest entry to end phenomenal trilogy. This time with more power and more lore love. FromSoftware games never stops you loving them.
Kindle your first bonfire and cary your journey to the end. Try to be that hero or die trying. Everything is so well put in this title it blows my mind. From walking courpses to the flying giant dragons. So many of well designed and scary crafted enemies. Always asking what you gonna see next. The bosses gives you tippy toe challenge where they push you to the limits. Once again some of the most amazing and breahtaking of them are made it here. Yet alone The Nameless King, Sister Friede, Gael and Darkeater Midir will stuck in you mind for a long time. If you want to beat them you gonna learn how to dance with them. Its like walking in dark fantasy dream land. From giant castles to the frozen lands of forgotten tales. One of the best parts is trying to figure it out the story itself. If you know what you killing it gives you more meaning and perspective to the whole world surrounding of dark souls.
Thanks to developers who made this game more acceptable in every way. Trying to get help from other players never felt so easy. Everyone is so helpfull and great. This title showed me that Dark Souls community is the most humble of them. Seeing so many people gathering near bonfire with so many different sets of armour makes you smile.
One complaint I had with this title that it was the most hardest for me cause of one soul reason. They nerfed Sourcerer class to the ground. I hope they fix this mistake in Elden ring.
This is it the journey ended. . .or maybe not yet. We will meet in Elden Ring once more to test our limits.
Soooo... I have played this game years ago on my PS and wanted to replay this masterpiece on PC. Logically I went to Instant for a lower price. Always trusted the code to come and it did (have bought various games here before).
Trying Darksouls for THIS price is a nobrainer ngl.
Its a challenging game and the variety of playstyles you can choose is awesome ? Most bosses are cool are good designed, in terms of move-sets (except for Aldrich, that twat of a boss. SUCH A BAD DESIGNED MOVE-SET, just a cheesy way of building difficulty with this one ). Most others are beautiful and the atmosphere is just this dark and mysterious feeling you look for in these games. Darksouls afterall.
Recommend it to everyone!! At least try it ?
mega fun
challenging
dlc's need to be bought (but instant has them too ?)
Wow,how do you design a boss so poorly that it made someone uninstall the game.The Abyss Watcher are the worst boss i have ever faced.I've played Elden Ring and gone trough lots of mid or poorly designed bossy but the Abyss Watcher are just the worst thing i have ever experienced.
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