In a fuller statement posted this week, Steamforged Games offered a “sincere apology” for the errors in the rulebook and thanked the RPG’s community for its feedback.
The errors included rules inconsistencies around position and death, including a Healer's Kit item that appeared to counteract the rule that characters die when they reach zero position. “Although these concerns shouldn’t affect the playability of the game, we’re always striving to strengthen our processes to ensure our loyal fans continue to enjoy the games we release.” “We acknowledge the concerns some have raised and take all feedback seriously," Steamforged Games told Dicebreaker at the time. Some of the more notable errors included the inability of some characters to use their own starting equipment due to insufficient stats, a spell that became less effective as characters gained levels, inconsistencies in how position - the game’s equivalent of health points - and death are handled, and references to missing classes from Dungeons & Dragons 5E, the ruleset on which the Dark Souls RPG is based. The publisher of the Dark Souls tabletop RPG has promised to replace physical copies of the video game adaptation’s rulebook, following the recent backlash from players over its errors and rules oversights.Īs Dicebreaker reported last week, players had raised criticism over apparently widespread errors in Dark Souls: The Roleplaying Game’s physical rulebook, ranging from small typos to major rules mistakes that reportedly impacted on gameplay.
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