A new issue of Japanese magazine Famitsu has leaked online earlier today, and it's been revealed that it includes new screenshots of the upcoming Dark Souls Remastered, releasing soon on PC and consoles.
The new screenshots found in the magazine showcase some of the regular enemies and bosses that those who have already completed the original game should easily recognize. The magazine also shows the Solaire amiibo and the now legendary Praise the Sun gesture.
Dark Souls Remastered is going to feature enhanced graphics but no changes in level design, leaving the expanded multiplayer as the only gameplay tweak. The remaster is also going to include the Artorias of the Abyss DLC.
Delve into an epic dark fantasy universe stricken by decline and the Curse.
Explore its intricate world design - full of hidden passages, dungeons and secrets - and uncover its deeply rooted lore
Each playthrough surprises you with new challenges and unexpected facets of the game. Don't bet on completing the game only once
Hundreds of unique combinations of weaponry, armor, magic and crafting options to create your own playstyle and gaming experience
From your first steps to mastery, build your character while refining your playing skills. Learn to strategize freely and experience the rewarding taste of overcoming daunting foes
Whatever your motivations are to play online - collaboration or confrontation, support or betrayal - you'll find your true home among the nine covenants. Which allegiance will you choose?
Dark Souls Remastered launches on May 25th on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
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