Over at DreadXP on Halloween, there was a cavalcade of indie horror games on display during its Spooky Showcase event presented by Torple Dook, doing his delightfully bizarre spin on Blues Clues Chips Tips.Ī total of 87 horror game trailers from the recent past and the near future were featured in the sizable showcase, shining a spotlight on the weird and wonderful creations of the indie community. You can check out some of the modified content in the video below. It’s a small price to pay for the amount of content that’s available in this mod, so head on over and grab this one.
It also contains no multiplayer support (including co-op), so you’ll have to stick to playing offline should you choose to grab this. So if you were one of the people who managed to purchase the original Prepare to Die Edition before it was replaced by the remaster, this is for you.ĭespite Grimrukh’s best efforts in playtesting, there are still some bugs to be found.
Keep in mind that this is for Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition, and not the recently-released Dark Souls: Remastered version (although Grimrukh is working to bring the mod to the latter later this year). That cut content includes new bosses and enemies, new characters, new storylines, new weapons and items, expanded lore, and “plenty of new secrets”, all of which can’t be found during one playthrough! There are no new assets with the mod, as all of it was content that was buried during production. One modder, Grimrukh, has been able to go one step further, and bring back some of the cut content that was buried within the game!ĭark Souls: Daughters of Ash is described as “a massive re-imagining and expansion” of the original Dark Souls game, on which Grimrukh has spent over two years working away to bring it to fruition.
It was up to the modding community to come in and clean things up (notably the framerate and controls). In spite of being hard as hell, the PC port of Dark Souls wasn’t really the best conversion.
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