We know that the remake will have new weapons, armor, and rings, and that the digital deluxe edition will give players an early boost, with brand-new items like Grains. You know, I didn’t know they put that in the game.’ I’m not going to tell you any more than that, because to spoil anything.”
And there are lots of things that I think fans are going to go, ‘Oh, that’s amazing. There’s a lot of new content that we’ve added to the game and for fans to find and enjoy. “Everything that was in the original PlayStation 3 version is in the standard edition of the game,” Moore said, when asked about new items and equipment coming to Demon’s Souls as part of the game’s digital deluxe edition. “As long as the core remains, and we’re true to the original vision, then we feel comfortable adding stuff into the game,” Moore said. Moore said that the developers are taking their Demon’s Souls duties seriously, and that “nothing goes into this game without being scrutinized in detail.” And while original developer FromSoftware was not involved in the creation of the remake, it nevertheless gave Sony and Bluepoint its blessing, Moore told me. And then utilizing the incredible power of the PlayStation 5 and how much we could really go wild on this title, we started to build everything back.” With Demon’s Souls, that’s the gameplay, the logic, and the AI, and then everything else is stripped away. “Our approach to this is we try and keep the core of the game untouched. It wasn’t until we redefined what a remake was with Shadow of the Colossus on PlayStation 4 that we felt that we could take on the challenge of Demon’s Souls and do it justice.
But I was always a little afraid of tackling it because it’s so beloved. It’s the most requested title for a remake that we’ve ever had. “It’s one of the most beloved games in the PlayStation catalog. “We’ve been thinking about doing a remake of Demon’s Souls for years,” Moore said during a video call.
Moore said that the PS5 remake of Demon’s Souls will retain what players love about the PS3 version, while improving aspects of the original - and making a few small, but surprising changes along the way. Polygon recently spoke with the game’s creative director, Gavin Moore, who is overseeing the project at Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios. It’s a glossier, more refined version of the PS3 classic, but one that stays true to the original’s gameplay and level of difficulty. Developer Bluepoint Games, which created 2017’s Shadow of the Colossus remake, is rebuilding Demon’s Souls from the ground up. More than a decade after Demon’s Souls was released on PlayStation 3, where it delighted, perplexed, and infuriated players, a new take on the game is coming to PlayStation 5.
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