Your journey through Boletaria is quite faithful to the original game.
What you need to know
- Bluepoint Games and Japan Studios have been developing the Demon's Souls PS5 remake.
- Creative Director Gavin Moore confirmed that there are no difficulty options and the sixth Archstone has not been restored.
- Several bugs have been fixed however, with some slight changes to player gameplay.
In addition to a new gameplay trailer for the remake, a large amount of gameplay tidbits and other information have been made available to the public, addressing questions or concerns of longtime fans and newcomers alike.
In an interview with , creative director Gavin Moore explained that most of the game is staying the same mechanically, although many bugs have been fixed. This dedication to the original game extends to how there are no difficulty options in Demon's Souls on . There's also no massive swathe of new content, as the sixth Archstone hasn't been fixed.
The World Tendency system is also returning unchanged. That doesn't mean everything has stayed completely untouched however, as different healing grasses now weigh different amounts, so players can't horde high-powered healing items quite the same way.
Demon's Souls is a and is set to release alongside the console on November 12 in a select handful of countries, with a global release on November 19.
The remake
Demon's Souls
The one that started it all
If you like Souls-like then you have Demon's Souls to thank. If you want to play this cult classic, you soon will be able to thanks to a PS5 remaster launching with the console. It's available for pre-order now.