One of my favorite parts about From Software games are the accompanying hardback guides that are always polished, with detailed maps and strategies. Up to this point I've purchased four hardback guides for From Software games: Dark Souls, Dark Souls 2, Bloodborne, and Bloodborne The Old Hunters. Dark Souls is also considered by some critics to be one of the greatest games of all time, and has influenced the development of many future video games. Dark Souls II also received critical acclaim, and is the highest rated game in the series on Metacritic. The Dark Souls III guide includes Comprehensive Walkthrough with Detailed Maps: Learn the location of every dangerous encounter, trap, shortcut, and important item in every area of the game. Equipment, Spell, and Item Data: A full armory of items, weapons, spells, armor, and upgrades for your perusal. Welcome to the Wiki Edit. There are already quite a few guides and wikis for the dreaded game DARK SOULS. However I believe that they are all nessasary, all bearing variations of info which need to be seen by players in order to traverse across the often harsh and bitter landscapes. Like everyone says going blind makes it fun, but don't be afraid of looking up guides. There are 2 big Dark Souls wiki as far as I know (the one on wikidot and the other on wikispaces). I think Dark Souls is balanced enough to enjoy whatever your character choices are. The adaptability stat from Dark Souls II was removed from Dark Souls III. In this Dark Souls III Wiki, we will discuss everything you need to know: How To Guides, Tips and Tricks, Walkthrough Dark Souls Guide: Farming & General FAQ (self.darksouls) submitted 7 years ago * by [deleted] I had a very rough time finding information when starting, so I've decided to try and help out anyone who hasn't had the same sort of time to drop, figuring things out like I have. From PCGamingWiki, the wiki about fixing PC games Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition; Developers in