Winner of the Gamescom award for "Best RPG" in 2015 and over 35 awards and nominations at E3 2015. Dark Souls™ III continues to push boundaries with the latest ambitious chapter of the critically acclaimed, genre-defining series. As fires fade and the world crumbles, players venture into a universe filled with powerful foes and massive environments. They immerse themselves in an epic world with a captivating, dark atmosphere, experiencing faster gameplay and even more intense battles. Both fans and newcomers will be equally captivated by the challenging gameplay and stunning graphics. Now only embers remain... Get ready and surrender to the darkness!.
Genre | Action |
Gaming platform | PS4 Games |
Country version Packaging | PEGI and USK |
PEGI | 16 years |
USK | 16 years |
Item number | 47649600 |
Manufacturer | Bandai Namco |
Category | Video games |
Manufacturer no. | 3391891987356 |
Release date | 8.8.2024 |
Genre | Action |
Gaming platform | PS4 Games |
Platform | PS4 |
Edition | Standard |
Medium | Blu-ray |
Packaging Language | German |
Language | English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish |
game features | Online multiplayer |
Number of players | 4 - 7 |
Developer | From Software |
Publisher | Bandai Namco Entertainment |
PEGI | 16 years |
PEGI content rating | PEGI Bad Language, PEGI Violence |
Country version Packaging | PEGI and USK |
USK | 16 years |
Country of origin | Japan |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Length | 17.40 cm |
Width | 13.90 cm |
Height | 1.80 cm |
Weight | 16 g |
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