All Dark Souls games, including Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition, Dark Souls Remastered, Dark Souls 2, and Dark Souls 3, once sported the tags “Online co-op” and “Online PvP,” on their Steam pages, coinciding with their gameplay. Now, as of early April 2022, the games have been assigned a “Single-player” tag only. <\/p>\n
Back in January, Bandai Namco deactivated PvP servers for all three games due to issues with the servers. In fact, the vulnerabilities in Dark Souls 3 were so severe that the exploits could cause damage to users’ devices.<\/p>\n
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Bandai Namco promised to work on bringing multiplayer functionality back after the release of Elden Ring, but the studio has yet to release any further information, and multiplayer remains disabled for the foreseeable future.<\/p>\n
Many fans believe that the removal of the games’ “Online co-op” and “Online PvP” tags may be to prevent confusion or misinformation associated with the supposedly temporary January changes since the features are still not currently available.<\/p>\n
Other fans think the tag changes reflect a more permanent change since it has taken the company over three months to edit the tags and has made no further statements.<\/p>\n
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Given the lack of clear information from Bandai Namco about the issues with PvP and the subsequent changes to Steam, many players have expressed their annoyance with the studio and the games.<\/p>\n
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