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Dark Souls 3’s servers are offline againThe fire fades once more
The fire fades once more
I hopeDark Souls 3rested at a bonfire recently, because its servers are down once again. FromSoftware confirmed that PvP multiplayer for the Steam version of the game had gone offline in a tweet, and said they’d provide an update once details were available to share. When I published this post, no explanation was forthcoming about what the cause of the downtime might be.
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Dark Souls’ multiplayer has experienced a troubled year. The game’s servers onlywent back upa month ago, after spending seven months offline. FromSoftware had disabled PvP for all Dark Souls games on Steam in January following the discovery of asecurity vulnerabilitythat could affect anyone who played the game online. The servers for Dark Souls andDark Souls 2still haven’t been restored.
At this time, there is a confirmed issue with DARK SOULS III online play via the Steam platform.We are investigating the source of the problem and will inform you as soon as more details become available.Thank you for your patience.#DarkSouls— Dark Souls (@DarkSoulsGame)September 21, 2022
At this time, there is a confirmed issue with DARK SOULS III online play via the Steam platform.We are investigating the source of the problem and will inform you as soon as more details become available.Thank you for your patience.#DarkSouls
Adam particularly enjoyed Dark Souls 3’s combat when hereviewedthe game back in 2016, but thought the bonfires were a bit too clumped for his liking. “Even on the rare occasion you do descend into depths, they’re relatively shallow depths,” he said, “and the game’s broader structure doesn’t allow for the possibility of becoming trapped, burning life after life in an attempt to escape some claustrophobic dead-end. You’re never far from safety.”
Dark Souls 3 is onSteamfor £40/$60/€60. I’ll update this article if and when FromSoftware issue more info on whatever’s affecting the game.
