The modding team behind the prequel mod for Dark Souls 3, Dark Souls: Archthrones, has released some new screenshots and gameplay clips from it.
In Dark Souls Archthrones, players will be able to access its five worlds via the Nexus of Embers. Players will encounter numerous bosses, and they will also be able to find some allies. Additionally, the mod will have a reimagined version of Lothric and other Dark Souls locales.
It’s also worth noting that Dark Souls Archthrones will have elements from Demon’s Souls. As such, players can expect a world layout, soul form, world tendency, and more. Its dev team also plans to add many new enemies, NPC questlines and many secrets to find.
The team plans to release a demo of Dark Souls: Archthrones next year, so stay tuned for more.
Lastly, and speaking of Dark Souls 3, we also suggest checking out the following mods. Dark Souls 3 Ashen Blood is a cool single-player Bloodborne-based overhaul mod. The Convergence is another cool mod that adds over 150 spells, new bosses, dozens of weapons & more. And then there is BloodSouls Judgement of Ash which adds new bosses, animations, areas, and over 150 weapons.
Enjoy!
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— Dark Souls: Archthrones (@Archthrones) November 5, 2022
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— Dark Souls: Archthrones (@Archthrones) November 14, 2022
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— Dark Souls: Archthrones (@Archthrones) November 24, 2022
Thou will use the Archthrones to travel to distant realms… pic.twitter.com/N7rUIOZkjO
— Dark Souls: Archthrones (@Archthrones) November 30, 2022
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