This means that potentially malicious players connected to your game may be able to execute code by sending information to your game that directly affects aspects of your operating system. In addition to that, Steam users that already own both Dark Souls and Dark Souls II in their library will receive $5.00 off their Dark Souls III pre-order.ĭark Souls III will wrap up its saga on April 12. Hey everyone, its come to our attention that a Remote Code Execution (also known as RCE) exploit has emerged for Dark Souls III on PC. PC and PlayStation 4 owners will instead receive a free Dark Souls III digital soundtrack. Download codes for Dark Souls are expected to arrive 7-10 days after the Dark Souls III pre-order is purchased.Īs for the other two platforms, they will not be getting free Dark Souls. The first game in the series is currently playable on the Xbox 360 only, but will soon be made available to Xbox One via backwards compatibility. The vulnerable code is there, but there is no exploit proving the same RCE is possible. The same situation applies for players using RPCS3 the free and open-source emulator and debugger for PlayStation 3 games to emulate Demon’s Souls on PC. Today, Bandai Namco confirmed this offer, while also confirming that it is an offer exclusively for Xbox One users.Īs originally indicated, those that pre-order the next Dark Souls game will receive the original Dark Souls game on Xbox 360 for no extra charge. Both Dark Souls Remake and Dark Souls 2 are also said to host the vulnerability.
A leaked Xbox Store listing last week first indicated that Xbox One owners that pre-order the upcoming Dark Souls III would receive the original Dark Souls for no extra charge.
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