Demon's Souls

Versions

 

There are three different versions currently available:

Japanese: English voiceovers; menus and subtitles in Japanese.

Asian (Hong Kong/Singapore): Both full English and Chinese voicework, menus and text.[3]

Asian (Korean): English voicework; both English and Korean text and subtitles.[4]

 

Atlus USA is publishing the game in North America.[5]

 

Story

 

Gameplay

 

Demon's Souls is an open-ended dark fantasy action RPG. Players are able to customize their own characters, setting the name, gender, hair style and others. Players face off against huge beasts many times the size of the character, making use of a variety of different weapons. The gameplay alters depending on what type of weapon the player wields.

 

Locations

 

Demon's Souls is set in the Kingdom of Boletaria. The hub world that takes place between missions is the Nexus, a small, town-like area where the player can interact with NPCs, shop, and store equipment. The actual game world is divided into five stages, accessible via portals. The first is Boletaria Palace, the ruins of the castle where Boletaria's ruler once lived. Second is the Stonefang Tunnel, a dwarven mine that was corrupted and overrun by goblin-like creatures. Third is the Tower of Latria, a dark, abandoned prison tower whose halls are now stalked by Cthulhu-inspired guards. Next is the Shrine of Storms, a cliffside ruin infested by the undead and besieged by flying creatures known as Storm Beasts. Last is the Valley of Defilement, a deep gorge in the Earth full of poisonous leeches, trolls, and sheer drops. These locations can be explored in any order by the player only after they defeat the boss Phalanx in 1-1.

 

Character classes

 

The player can choose between ten different classes of characters, each with different starting attributes:

 

Knight: Southern knights of Boletaria, strong and heavy armored.

Priest: Warriors of the priesthood, they have faith in God and use miracles.

Thief: Work under the cover of darkness, sneaking up behind enemies.

Magician: Masters of magic, poor physical offensive and defensive skills.

Temple Knight: Strong warriors that also use defensive miracles to their advantage.

Soldier: Skilled in combat, able to handle many types of weapons.

Wanderer: Low armored but fast and agile, skilled with swords.

Barbarian: Uncivilized people not wearing any armor, physically strong.

Royal: Aristocrats users of offensive magic, starts with valuable magic rings.

Hunter: Specialized in outdoor activities, skilled with bows, light on armor.

 

Online features

 

* Co-Operative up to three player can team up to play levels.

* Messaging/Educational mode, players can leave hints and advice in the game to help other players.

* Competitive, a player can force into another gamers adventure and play as an opponent.

na taip tiesa sakant nelabai panasu i Atlus zaidima,bet kodel gi visi ju zaidimai turi buti vienodi,sitas nors ir yra action-rpg,man tikrai atrodo gan idomiai,ir tas neeilinis online rezimas tikrai idomiai ten sugalvotas.ziurejas esu sio zaidimo gameplay ne viena valanda ir tikrai toks visai idomus dalyks su tom zinutem kitiem zaidea, ar ba kai su bosu kauniesi kartu su kitais zaidejais,ir kad juos visa laika matai kaip dvasias kokias.

tik keista kam reikia tos angliskos versijos atskiros jei asian versijos turi pilna eng garsa bei teksta.ir tie kas norejo, si zaidima jau sena isigija ir losia anglu kalba

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Demon’s Souls Joins ‘Atlus Spoils’ with Deluxe Package

Demon's Souls is coming to PlayStation 3 in the Fall. It looks like there's going to be a bit of extra goodies added to the North American package because publisher Atlus is "spoiling" the game just as they did for Persona 4.

 

In addition to the standard version of the game, a deluxe edition of the game will be available for $69.99, less than it costs to import just the game. The deluxe edition consists of a 150+ page strategy guide exclusive to the package, a collectible outer slipcase, and a copy of Demon's Souls.

 

Continuing, if fans pre-order the game, they'll receive a free bonus art book with designs and concepts from the world of Demon's Souls.

 

"Atlus Spoils is all about giving back to our fans and thanking them for their support, and we're excited to be able to do something very special for Demon's Souls," stated Tim Pivnicny, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Atlus. "On October 6th, PS3 owners will be treated to the definitive release of what many consider to be the most innovative action RPG in recent memory. With both the standard and deluxe versions of the game accompanied by irresistible North American exclusives, like a special pre-order bonus art book, we hope this is an offer patient Demon's Souls fans will be hard-pressed to resist."

 

Demon's Souls launches in North America on October 6, 2009 exclusively for PlayStation 3.