Dark Souls Remastered will come to Switch on October 19, publisher Bandai Namco said today. It’s a little later than we’d all expected, but hey, it’s still Dark Souls on Switch.

It’s a hard game, with a hard final boss, and watching video of people defeating it is so, so sweet.

You know what would really suck? Playing a bunch of Dark Souls: Remastered and then losing all your progress due to a corrupted save.

Today on Highlight Reel we have esoteric puzzle solutions, H1Z1 plays, NHL slams, and much more!

I love Souls games, but until recently, I hadn’t played much of the first Dark Souls. That’s changed with Dark Souls: Remastered, and it’s been a fascinating experience.

Today on (the 400th episode of) Highlight Reel we have Dark Souls Remastered glitches, State of Decay 2 deadheads, and much more.

When Dark Souls released in 2011, it helped solidify a new genre of action RPG. Since then, players have held onto the game, with fight clubs and massive, yearly revisitations. Dark Souls is more ritual than game at this point, and it was only inevitable that we’d get a remaster. I think I’m okay with that.

A modder has extracted a map of Bloodborne’s Upper Cathedral Ward from Dark Souls Remastered and opened it within Grand Theft Auto V. Now you can drive a car in it.

Oh, what’s this? Another lost soul found their way to Lordran? Staff Writer Heather Alexandra is streaming Dark Souls Remastered live now on Twitch.

Maybe you thought the original Dark Souls was too hard. Maybe you thought it was too dreary. Maybe it looked boring. For whatever reason, plenty of people missed playing it the first time around. Dark Souls Remastered is out today, and it’s a great excuse to check out the series for the first time or to give it a…

An unfortunate reality of the Dark Souls PVP experience is running into hackers. Sometimes this means fighting foes with infinite health; in other case it means invisible, backstabbing bastards. Hackers have plagued Dark Souls from the start of the series, and they’re already up to no good in Dark Souls Remastered.

We’re playing Dark Souls Remastered live on Facebook. Come watch!

I’m playing Dark Souls Remastered this week and while I haven’t finished the game yet, it’s been wonderful to revisit the land of Lordran. It’s a faithful remaster, capturing the original experience with a cleanliness that helps the action flow better. It’s not quite the same and while I miss some of the older rough…

Digital Foundry have created a comparison video for Dark Souls Remastered that demonstrates that, at least on the PS4 and PS4 Pro, Blighttown runs at a smooth 60 fps.

No really, praise the sun. It’s what the Solaire of Astora amiibo does.