Here’s how it works. Lordran, the dusky, desolate world of the original Dark Souls, is a famously punitive place. The gruelling atmosphere extends to the game’s optional multiplayer ...

Minecraft user Davweed is currently building Dark Souls' Lordran, and if you know anything about From Software's classic RPG you'll understand that it's a massive undertaking. Easily one of the ...

Next week, fans from across the series will be popping back to Lordran to relive a classic. Play some more classics in our list of the best old games. If you go back to Lordran from October 4 ...

Lordran, the land of the ancient lords will soon be explorable in Minecraft thanks to a passionate modder. Davweed is a talented modder attempting to recreate the entire world of Lordran in Minecraft.

Fans of the Metroidvania and Souls-like genres are well fed heading into 2025. This action-adventure genre offshoot, as it stands, can be understood by playing Castlevania and Elden Ring (any ...

Called “Return to Lordran”, the event was posted to the r/darksouls subreddit, where helpful links to communities for the game and details of exactly what the event aims to achieve are listed.

But it also did something I wasn’t expecting: it made the return to Lordran feel oddly new. If you don’t know much about Dark Souls, here’s what IGN said when it first came to consoles ...

The second annual 'Return to Lordran' event is encouraging players to return to the game en masse, so that the servers are full and everyone can make use of the multiplayer options that are often ...

The idea of a game designer creating a place as baleful as Lordran and sending players there to suffer carries a whiff of damnation. If you spelunk deep enough below ground in Dark Souls ...

Theoretically, you could become wed to one of your starting weapons and carry it with you throughout the entire adventure through Lordran. That being said, there are definitely some weapons out ...

One of the most exciting parts of this, is the idea of Drangleic being connected to Lordran, the area from Dark Souls 1. Although the game never says it, there is a lot of compelling arguments ...

Shortly after I started playing Dark Souls this spring, I discovered a tiny chunk of Lordran in Brighton, where I live. The Madeira Lift - which even sounds like Dark Souls - is a 19th century ...