You'll still be able to redownload it and access it via your library, but it won't be available any longer. On May 8 at 4 PM PT, the Steam version of the Prepare to Die Edition will be delisted and replaced with Dark Souls Remastered once it's out on May 25. If you do have Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition in your Steam library already, you'll be kissing it goodbye in preparation for Dark Souls Remastered to take its place. The loyalty discount will be added when you check out if you have the game in your inventory, which means you'll already be getting beaucoup savings on a brand new game just for buying the game in the past. The game will be releasing May 25 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, but you'll get a discount on PC only via Steam if you already own the Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition. If you do, you could snag Dark Souls Remastered for half-off its asking price. Instead, it's an offer that you might be eligible for if you already own Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition on PC. Unfortunately, it isn't a new Nintendo Switch release date, which would be great news since it was the only platform to get a delay. In addition to new boss battles, gamers can also take on new enemies, visit new areas, talk to new NPCs, and collect. In addition to releasing a new Dark Souls Remastered trailer today, Bandai Namco also let loose some very intriguing information regarding the new, better-looking (and better playing) Dark Souls coming down the pipeline. The PC-exclusive Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition offers gamers an entirely new chapter in the saga of the realm of Lordran, as players must stop the spread of darkness across the world by defeating the Dark Knight Artorias.

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