After seven months of being shut down, the PvP servers for From Software’s Dark Souls III on PC have been restored. Previously, Bandai Namco turned off the servers for all three Dark Souls titles on PC following a safety problem that would brick PCs. 

“Online options for the PC model of Dark Souls III have been reactivated,” wrote From on Twitter. The sport’s SteamDB web page reveals that its participant depend has progressively elevated over the week, with a selected spike since information of server restoration on Thursday. 

In late July, YouTuber Lance McDonald noticed the SteamDB web page for Dark Souls III had quietly obtained its first replace in years for gamers with debug entry, main many to presume Bandai Namco had lastly discovered a repair. When the unique problem arose, the writer mentioned it would not be solved till properly after the discharge of From Software’s Elden Ring. 

As for Dark Souls Remastered and Dark Souls II, From Software mentioned that it is working to revive on-line options for these two video games, and can present an replace once they’re again in service. 

Online options for the PC model of Dark Souls III have been reactivated.

We are working to revive these options for all different #DarkSouls titles and can inform you when they’re again in service.

Thank you as soon as extra to your persistence and help. pic.twitter.com/XHiCZDEANC

— Dark Souls (@DarkSoulsGame) August 25, 2022

Game Developer checked the SteamDB pages for each Dark Souls Remastered and Dark Souls II, and may affirm neither sport has obtained a current replace. Seeing because it took seven months for Souls III alone to have its servers restored, PC gamers of the franchise could have a while earlier than they’re replaying the trilogy in full.