Owners of Dark Souls Prepare to Die Edition on Steam will be able to purchase the soon to be released Dark Souls Remastered for a reduced price, From Software confirmed.
Today, the Japanese developer confirmed that all those who are upgrading from the Prepare to Die Edition will be able to purchase Dark Souls Remastered with a 50% off. Additionally, the Dark Souls Prepare To Die Edition will be removed from Steam on May 9th.
Owners of the PC version of "Dark Souls Prepare to Die Edition" will be able to upgrade to "DARK SOULS REMASTERED" at a discounted price. Please feel free to take advantage of this campaign.
A pre-order trailer has also been released, and you can find it below.
Dark Souls Remastered will release on PC, PS4, and Xbox One next month, but the Nintendo Switch version will only launch this Summer, as confirmed by Bandai Namco last week.
Due to the nature of causality, we must announce that the Nintendo Switch version of #DarkSoulsRemastered will be pushed back to summer of 2018, and with it, the release of the Solaire of Astora amiibo.
PC/PS4/X1 versions will maintain their May 25th release date
Dark Souls Remastered launches on PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on May 25th. The Switch version will release later this Summer.
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