Barely a month after their 200 days of downtime, Dark Souls 3's PC servers have gone offline again
Unfortunately, the celebrations have been short-lived, and the game's PvP servers are, as of yesterday, once again unavailable, preventing players from accessing any of its online features.on the official Dark Souls Twitter account
, Bandai Namco wrote,"At this time, there is a confirmed issue with Dark Souls 3 online play via the Steam platform." The publisher added that it's currently"investigating the source of the problem", and promised to provide an update"as soon as more details become available." There's no word on the cause of the problem just yet, nor on the severity of the issue or the likely length of downtime this time around, but hopefully it won't be too long before PC players can resume their invading and 'amazing chest ahead'-ing once more.
At which point, many will be hoping Bandai Namco has more news to share on Dark Souls 1 and 2's servers, which still remain offline following January's plug-pull.We want to make Eurogamer better, and that means better for our readers - not for algorithms.
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