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For the first time, you can have all three games of the renowned Dark Souls series and all their DLCs in one collection.
Discover the epic dark fantasy universe plagued by decay and curse. Explore the intricate world designs and deeply rooted lore. Each game is filled with surprises and new challenges.
Play with hundreds of unique combinations of weapons, armor, magic, and crafting items to play in your own style.
Dark Souls Remastered: Then, there was fire. Relive the game that defines the genre. Return to Lordran in the beautifully remastered high-definition game, 60 fps with single-player or online multiplayer with dedicated servers. Includes the Artorias of the Abyss DLC.
Dark Souls II: Scholar of The First Sin: Prepare to die again. The second installment of the series includes Dark Souls II and the three DLCs: Crown of the Sunken King, Crown of the Old Iron King, and Crown of the Ivory King.
Dark Souls III The Fire Fades: Now only embers remain. Dark Souls III is the final journey in the series where you can fight through intense solo battles or team up in co-op or PvP multiplayer. Includes the award-winning game and the DLCs Ashes of Ariandel and The Ringed City.
Original Soundtracks: Download the music of Dark Souls composed by Motoi Sakaraba and Yuka Kitamura. 110 tracks and over 6 hours of music to listen to and feel during your intense battles and the best moments of your deadly journeys.
Relive the renowned and genre-defining game by Hidetaka Miyazaki, Dark Souls – a dark, fantastical action-adventure game without compromises.
Return to the beautiful Lordran in a full remaster and explore its vast, medieval buildings and narrow alleys in stunning high resolution (includes dynamic 4K support on PS4 Pro).
Dark Souls: Remastered includes the original base game along with Artorias of the Abyss, a post-launch expansion featuring new areas, bosses, and story content.
Prepare to die again in the complete Dark Souls 2 experience with Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin.
As the fire fades, embrace the darkness!
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Even if it cost 80€, it would be worth the money. It's all the dark souls. It gets 4 stars only because Bloodborne exists and they can't get the same rating
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Take it for 33 euros from yesterday, DS1 I have nothing to say since it is voted the best game of all time 11/10, DS2 is a great game but not like the first one, I would give it a 9 but because the 3 dlcs are also the best of the trilogy, 10. DS3 is also a great game, although it is much easier than the first two (for newcomers to the Souls genre, this or Bloodborne might be better to start with), and even for the two dlcs, 10.
One of the best game trilogies (perhaps even the best). It's worth getting into the Souls games, so this particular choice will only bring you satisfaction (also, the price is a steal for the content these games offer)
The company From Software has left its mark in the category of souls games. It's worth buying the trilogy. Having finished all three games in the series (and having played the other masterpiece of the company - Bloodborne -), I believe that everyone should try this particular series. Even in terms of the difficulty of these games (regarding the handling of the battle system, the interface), time must be given to become familiar in order to see the greatness and depth that exists. I hope that those who engage with the souls game series will agree with me. The cost of purchasing them also plays a big role in all of the above.
The first game of this kind that I played was Bloodborne. I thought I had never played a better game in my life. I finished it so many times that even now I consider it excessively fun. Everything changed when I played Dark Souls Remastered and then Dark Souls 3. Endless hours of nerve-wracking, borderline insane trials. After I finished their journey after a total of 120 hours, I have to say that there is no better collection of games.
Very good choice, a very nice package with all the DLCs. The first DS is the remaster. Personally, I had the DS3 game of the year edition with all the DLCs and I wanted to play the others as well, but also have them all together for collection. It is compatible with the files I had installed for DS3 on my console and with the save, so someone won't have any issues selling DS3 and getting the package to have them all "equal" for the collection.
I bought the Dark Souls trilogy mainly to add it to my collection. The package includes all 3 Dark Souls games along with all the DLCs that have been released. It should be noted that the first Dark Souls is the remastered version that was released in 2018. You are also given a code to download all the soundtracks from all the games. I want to clarify that so far I have only tried Dark Souls II on the PS5 console because it was the only episode I had not played. The game is crystal clear with a steady 60 fps, and so far I have not encountered any technical problems. I will of course come back once I try the other games, always on the PS5 console and I clarify that. I have also prepared a video of the unboxing. If you are interested, follow the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWtUAZfRNfo&t=483s&ab_channel=VirtualGameChannel
Well... This trilogy may be the most epic trilogy that the video game industry has produced...
Let's start from the beginning... The Dark Souls games are difficult, as most of you know... But that doesn't make them bad games or unplayable by any means... The "magic" of these 3 games exists not only because of the soundtrack, the design, etc., but also because of their difficulty... Let's talk about each game one by one:
Dark Souls Remastered: The beginning... Yes, okay, there's also Demon Souls, but it wasn't as well-known as DSR... The game is possibly one of the best games ever released... The soundtrack is quite chilling, the world design is amazing, and the combat system is excellent. But what's missing? The bosses... With the exception of some (I'm looking at you, Bed of Chaos), they are perfect in all aspects... From the music and design to how they execute their attacks. Before I talk about the DLC, it's very good.
Dark Souls 2: Scholar Of The First Sin: The weakest (for many) game from From Software, but let's not forget that the original creator was absent. Anyway... The story is independent from the first one, so it's not considered a sequel... Its gameplay is a bit weirder compared to the first one... Personally, it felt a bit slower and chunkier, but fortunately, you get used to it... And here, the soundtrack is equally amazing, the design is somewhat lacking in some areas... DS2 has the most bosses compared to all the Souls games, but unfortunately, some are not perfect... But the DLCs are perhaps the best of the trilogy...
Dark Souls 3: My personal favorite and the first one I played... The game is somewhat connected to the first one, but not enough to feel like a sequel... Again, here we have the most perfect soundtrack, awesome world design, amazing bosses (with exceptions, of course), and the combat system is more advanced than the first one, smoother than the second one, but still follows the "rules" of the Souls... An epic... The DLCs are also great here... Amazing bosses and areas...
Conclusion: Do these 3 games deserve it? Yes... If you haven't played any of them, start with either the first one or the second one (it doesn't really matter, everyone can start with whichever they want). Buy them and arm yourself with patience because, as I said, they are difficult, but let's not forget that they are also fair... The current price is 40€... A pretty good price considering that all the DLCs are included...
And all three deserve a perfect score...!
We are talking about three of the most legendary games of all time. Dark Souls 1 with its incredible level design and areas, 2 being the weakest of the series but still very good, and 3 with the most fantastic bosses. The Ringed City in Dark Souls 3 hides the best boss of all Soulsborne. This package includes all DLCs from all three games, so what are you waiting for? The DLC in Dark Souls 1 has 3 legendary bosses (no spoilers here). One contains Anor Londo, perhaps the best area in the series, sense of dread, and adrenaline rush against the gods. The best package at the best price... For those new to this world, I give you a piece of advice... PATIENCE AND PRAISE THE SUN
The ultimate videogame trilogy. Starting off, I want to say that the DS games are for everyone. Those who say that they are not for everyone and are only for hardcore players are wrong, not even close. Hidetaka Miyazaki created a new school of videogames with Demon's Souls, where each game is a work of art and you are condemned to finish it. No matter how you approach it, it is true only for the first ending and not for the DLC. But believe me, it is enough to put you in a loop and simultaneously elevate you. Every time you go through the loop, it loses 1/100 of its skills. And at the beginning, just like me and everyone else, I imagine you might need to go 10 to 15 times, but you will definitely finish it. For example, on the 15th time, it will have 15/100 less attack and defense, and you will have learned the boss's technique better. So, you will finish it no matter what. If you are one of those who wants to get into it for the first time, I'm telling you not to even think about it. With 55 euros and over 300 hours, and one of the best games of all time (if not the best, according to the global videogame forum, and there are many sites where you can search and see real reviews), I am referring, of course, to Dark Souls 1. What can you say about this game? Only if someone plays it can they understand the magnitude we are talking about. However, you should know that there are 2 endings and in the first ending, you choose who to go with. I don't want to say more about it, but for someone who will get into Souls for the first time, it's best not to choose to go with the dragons because in the 2nd ending, it will be very difficult for them, and the bosses here will always be played at 100/100. It's better to start with Dark Souls 3, which is easier and has only 1 ending, and it's also shorter than the other 2. That's all for Dark Souls 1, over 150 hours, but definitely worth it. Now, as for Dark Souls 2, what can I say? A great game with over 90 hours, even though Miyazaki is absent (and luckily, when you play 3, you will understand why I say that). What else can I say? Another epic game that is definitely worth playing. Now, as for DS3, what can I say? Miyazaki compromised with FromSoftware and made a game with better graphics (but also easier to die), with no tactics (except for 2 bosses), and only full attack, and I beat the boss on the first try (well, with Sekiro, he did the exact opposite, full defense, and as soon as the boss gets tired, you deliver the final blow). I don't want to say more, but unfortunately, companies are only concerned with how to sell more. But in the end, why should I watch a review on YouTube and then go and spend 35 euros on Sekiro, which I believe if you play DS1 and 2 first, you will finish Sekiro in 20 hours (and that's a lot), and I'm not even going to get into a fancy site and buy Nioh for 10 euros, which is a great game with over 120 hours
Three timeless epics that will fully satisfy fans of quality RPGs. The purchase is worth it as it offers over 100 hours of main gameplay with all DLCs and then mainly online on the server of DS3, which is also the most active. The ultimate bundle for those who have not entered the world of Souls but also for the old ones as a refreshed version of the games.
A true masterpiece! The visuals and soundtrack are amazing! The atmosphere is incredible and the gameplay is addictive. The packaging is perfect, containing 3 almost identical boxes, but each box has different graphic art on each disc. There are no booklets (which is a bit disappointing for a collector's edition like this), but it does come with a paper containing a code to download the soundtrack digitally. It also includes all DLCs that have been released for all the games.
I wasn't a fan of the series before I bought the trilogy. However, I had played Bloodborne and thought it was perfect, so I decided to buy this trilogy knowing that I would play all the games and it would be more cost-effective to buy them all together in a physical copy, especially a collector's edition. I really enjoyed Dark Souls 1 Remastered and its online features. The graphics may not impress you if you've played Bloodborne first, but they have something special. Dark Souls 2 didn't win me over because the online with soul levels was a disappointment (anyone who has played it will understand). I was playing with a friend and I was really tired of collecting souls so that our soul levels wouldn't deviate too much and we wouldn't be able to play together. However, the game had a nice atmosphere overall, although it was different from the rest of the franchise. Finally, Dark Souls 3 is a masterpiece in every aspect. Musically, gameplay-wise, and online, everything is perfect. I've finished it countless times (each time with a new build), making it very replayable. I found it for €60, a bit expensive, but still worth it.
I'm sorry if I bored you, but I really have so much to say about this series, it's inexhaustible. I'm looking forward to the next game from From Software.
---Dark Souls Remastered:
At first, I thought that the graphics would bother me and I was considering not playing it. Big mistake! It's an amazing game worthy of the big productions of this generation.
Graphics: The graphics are designed to give you the feeling of a dark, "rotten" world. They are different from anything I've seen and for that reason, they gave me a nice feeling. They are not as detailed as today's games, but even that contributes to the overall image and feel of the game.
Gameplay: It gives us many options on how to fight, giving us a wide range of weapons, shields, armor (4 pieces), magic, and more that we can combine in any way we want. It has a great variety of regular enemies and bosses, making it non-monotonous. The difficulty level is high and you will definitely get stuck in some areas for hours, but as you progress, you will look back and they will seem easy to you.
Story: It has conversations with NPCs where you get information about the world, and from each item, you can learn things, but if you don't delve into it, you will only understand the basics because it has a lot of depth.
Music: Beautiful pieces with great variety. My favorites were:
Prologue
Firelink Shrine
Great Gray Wolf Sif
Dark Sun Gwyndolin
Gwyn Lord Of Cinder
Nameless Song
Some sounded similar, but overall it is an amazing production {play time: 50 hours (without DLC)} [offline mode]. Overall, I give it a 9/10 because it is an incredible game and has replay value.
---dark souls 2:
It is a nice new experience after the first one, in a new world. It is noticeably larger in size, with more areas and bosses. The game as a whole focuses more on quantity rather than quality, with few bosses and areas that truly stood out. It is definitely the weakest in the series, but I can't call it bad. Despite its flaws, the game has its good moments that are enough to recommend it. Don't miss it!
Music: The music production is noticeably different from the first DS and does not disappoint. My favorites were:
Majula
The Pursuer
Dragonrider
milfanito
longing
Remains
Overall, it gave you a complete DS experience with interesting elements and bosses, and with some beautiful areas that will leave an impression {play time: 46 hours 12 minutes (without DLC)} [offline mode]. Overall, I give it an 8/10.
---dark souls 3:
Compared to the previous two, it has a significantly higher difficulty level that meets the expectations of those looking for a challenge. It offers faster gameplay with great variety and differentiation in areas, enemies, equipment, and especially bosses, giving a fresh breath to the recipe of Souls.
Music: The music production was nice with some variation from the previous ones. My favorites were:
Dark souls III
firelink shrine
Secret Betrayal
Dancer of the boreal valley
Sister Friede
For the dark soul
It is the most well-crafted of the series, better in all aspects except for two, which are the music and the aesthetically pleasing areas (it doesn't have an ash lake like DS1 or any other iconic area that leaves you in awe). It is equally a good experience, so I give it a 9. In terms of music, it didn't surpass the first one in terms of pieces that leave an impression and it didn't provide visually stunning areas {play time: 33 hours (without DLC)} [offline mode].
Games require dedication, patience, and experimentation.
Advice: DO NOT sell/use any boss souls and in ds3, do not give anything in general if you're going for platinum. In ds1, after the final boss, it immediately throws you into ng+. Complete the DLC earlier.
AND IN THE THREE, I DID NOT CONSIDER THE DLCS.
---ds1 dlc: It has a different but nice feel to the world with very nice bosses (4 bosses). The areas are good but I wasn't blown away. The bosses are awesome and iconic.
---ds2 dlc: It has 3 DLCs, although at first when I tried them, I didn't like them, I was pleasantly surprised when I played them again. I didn't expect them to be so different in the philosophy of world design with so many new ideas. A very pleasant change after the main game.
---ds3 dlc: Two masterpieces, difficult, beautiful, and with incredible bosses. Do not ignore them, you will not be disappointed.
After several hours and playthroughs, I managed to get all 3 platinum.
Three amazing games, along with all DLCs on discs, without codes. Perfect for collectors and those who haven't played them yet. The DLCs for 2 and 3 are almost sadistic in their challenge, demanding more from the player. But they are worth it, as the psychological reward, like with every boss, is why it's worth playing them. I won't dwell on the atmosphere, the wonderful areas, their variations, and the plethora of things you'll encounter in all three games, nor how good the battle system is, which has influenced a large portion of games that have been released since. You'll see and recognize these things by playing them. Even at 70 euros, it's an overpriced package. At 46 euros, which is what I bought it for, I consider it maximum value for money.
Praise the Sun
Good game. It's for skilled and patient players.....The only downside is that for some reason, no matter how much you build, the game will be very difficult for some reason.....Otherwise, it's good.
For hardcore players!!! Dragon blood knights and YOU DIED!!! With closed eyes at such a price and so many hours of gameplay!!!
Games are masterpieces and gems of gaming, but I want to talk about this specific edition. If you search for this specific edition abroad, it comes with a steelbook, however, the European version simply comes in a thick box... it's somewhat disappointing because I wanted the specific steelbook, but for those who aren't interested in that, they will still enjoy it and it should be noted that they are quite challenging games that require effort and patience, just so you know.
I obviously knew the games, I just wanted to have them in retail format and what better than to have all 3 together at such a good price. Disappointed, however, with the packaging once again. I expected at least a booklet inside or something small. It had absolutely nothing. They forcefully put the discs in plastic cases, not even a steelbook, and the covers are the same for all 3 games. I would have liked at least some differentiation between them. Same font, same background, and the only thing that changes is the numbers. Poor artwork, rich content. Maybe I could have just stuck with the digital format.
One of the best collections of videogames along with Nathan Drake and the, Ratchet, Sly, Mass Effect that were released in the past
For those who haven't played Dark Souls, this is the perfect opportunity with all the DLCs and soundtrack
What can you say about these 3 diamonds. If you manage to play them, not only will they make you a better player. But also a better person, really!
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Very good but difficult something that I expected I haven't managed to finish it yet
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Polu Kalo!!!
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The best trilogy of all time, simply!
Diamond, unbelievable price (35€) for these amazing games
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Teleio einai ena apo ta kalitera bundles
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Do it. All the epicness of Miyazaki, in an affordable package.
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Perfectly simple, I played all day until I finished all three of them
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