Bandai Namco took us by surprise when it announced that the previously Japan-exclusive Dark Souls Trilogy would be releasing on October 19th. We assumed this was for Western audiences, and we’re right. But only partially. A Bandai Namco spokesperson recently confirmed in a press release that the trilogy will not be releasing in Europe.
“To clarify, the Dark Souls Trilogy release date announcement yesterday (August 21st) was a US and Asia announcement only and was not a Gamescom announcement in Europe. Dark Souls fans in Europe can still get their fix on October 19th–with the release of Dark Souls: Remastered for the Nintendo Switch console.”
Dark Souls Trilogy will be heading to Xbox One and PS4, retailing for $80. Along with this year’s Dark Souls Remastered, it will feature Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin and Dark Souls 3: The Fire Fades Edition. All the DLC for each game will be included, thus ensuring the most complete experience possible, and physical retail copies will even have a steelbook case.
If you haven’t experienced Dark Souls before, then this is probably the best way to do it. Sadly, there’s still no information on a potential PC release for the trilogy. At least From Software’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is coming to PC along with Xbox One and PS4 in March 2019. Check out some new gameplay here.
