Dark Souls 2 closed beta to hit PlayStation 3 on October 5
Game publisher Namco Bandai has announced that From Software’s upcoming RPG epic, Dark Souls 2, will be hitting the closed beta stage soon...

Game publisher Namco Bandai has announced that From Software’s upcoming RPG epic, Dark Souls 2, will be hitting the closed beta stage soon. The closed beta is set to hit the PlayStation 3 on October 5. Despite the announcement, however, it made no mention of how one gets access to the closed beta, but it did note that those interested should check out the Dark Souls 2 Faceboook page for registration details, which will be announced on September 5.

Here's hoping it's at least as brutal as the last game was
Since the official announcement of the game at last year's Spike VGA, we've learned quite a bit about the game from developer interviews and the like. The most recent bit of information from back in July revealed that Dark Souls 2 will allow more freedom to players. The game's Director Yui Tanimura told Digital Spy, "Freedom of exploration is something we want to prioritise for Dark Souls 2, even more so than Dark Souls 1." He continued, "In Dark Souls 1, you were able to travel to several areas, but hopefully for Dark Souls 2, there you have more freedom to explore throughout the game."
Dark Souls 2 is slated for a March 2014 release date on the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. There is no word on whether it will be hitting the next-gen consoles.
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