This expansion costs £7.99 and there's a season pass available for £19.99 with the next two included. Maybe I'll put a few hours of the weekend aside for another trip to Drangleic. I've yet to venture into the Sunken King's sanctum but from the chatter on the grapevine suggests it's a quality expansion, with some neat environment-shifting puzzles. The Ivory King has the best kingdom, mainly because it's the one that looks least like the base game. A lot of good welding, as you'd expect from this chap.Ĭor. The Old Iron King's crown has some cool guardrails. The crown of the Sunken King is in a big ol' dungeon corridor. I say that having judged the three pieces of DLC purely on the pictures below. RELATED: Dark Souls 2: The 5 Best Armor Sets In The Game (& 5 Worst) To find the ring, players need to locate a well-hidden chest that requires them to traverse a convoluted route in Brume. The ring increases the players strength by 5, making it an excellent choice for many builds. What we have here is a classic case of the first part being the least interesting part. The Strength Ring can be found in the Crown of the Old Iron King DLC and does exactly what it says on the tin. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. A DLC trilogy covers the retrieval of Dark Souls' favourite posh hats and the first part is out today.
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Occasionally it'll upgrade to a crown, which is essentially a very expensive hat that is too heavy to lob onto a hatstand.
Like the sneering monarch that it is, From's not-quite-as-much-of-a-masterpiece-as-the-previous-two is usually seen wearing a helmet in place of a hat. Dark Souls takes itself a bit too seriously to join in with the hat hunting though. Team Fortress 2 knows how strong the craving for sweet skull-socks truly is. Hats are a core part of the gamer experience.
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