The world of Dark Souls II doesn't exactly inspire frolicking in beach sandals and cut-offs. It's a cold, wet…
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Bosses that act differently if you wear certain items, hidden areas, secret alternative death animations: Dark Souls…
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It isn't enough to kill your foe after a parry in Dark Souls II. In order to really make your opponent suffer, you…
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Hacking in a game is often used for banal, selfish reasons. But when someone uses it for something wonderful, it…
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Dark Souls veteran Vaati continues to amaze with his and detailed theories about the Souls games and their backstory. His latest one might be spoilerish if you haven't finished Dark Souls II and its first DLC, but this might be the best source to speculate about the ending and what we'll see in the two upcoming DLCs.
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Dressing up and taking an enemy's place Dark Souls II's multiplayer is a fun thing to do to mess around with…
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I mean, Link's just a kid and he can get up there. Work it out, dude.
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What happens when you fuse the twisted magical art of pyromancy with positive thinking and technical know-how? Why,…
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Sinh, the Slumbering Dragon, the final boss of Dark Souls II's Crown of the Sunken King DLC, is one of the series'…
This is not how you deal with the Executioner Chariot boss fight in Dark Souls II, but waiting for the boss like this is way more badass. It is almost like you can hear the player saying "Welcome to Dark Souls II, bro". Read more
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Hi everybody! Here's your daily reminder that the Souls games are engineered to cause pain and misery, even from…
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Despite its shortcomings, I like Dark Souls II a lot. Not everyone agrees.
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I love the Dark Souls community, in part because of their unwavering commitment to really stupid jokes. The video…
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Or, reason #18543 why it's so great to mess around with the PC version of a video game.
In South Korea, Dark Souls has a following and fans. You'd think the makers of popular mobile game Blade would…
Praise... the Moon? I can see where mintyfreshmango's Zelda and Dark Souls crossover is going. The Moon from Majora's Mask would actually fit right in as a boss and the warriors of sunlight would find themselves in a tight corner really quickly. Read more
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Beating bosses in Dark Souls II can be frustrating if you're a beginner, and playing against others is no different. …