What does Dark Souls 3's Season Pass do?
I'm fairly new to Season passes and how they work.
Looking at Steam today, I noticed that there's a great sale on Dark Souls 3 and it's DLCs. There are two alternatives:
- The base game and a Season Pass (which is cheaper) or,
- The base game and buy the two DLCs separately.
My questions is: what does the Season Pass do?
It says on the Steam page that the season pass allows one to "gain access to 2 epic DLC packs at a discounted price". I assume this means that the season pass does not give me access to the DLCs and that I have to buy them separately?
Also the promised discount isn't included nor does it say if it works with the current sale.
Has anyone bought the season pass and tell me if its worth buying with the discounted price?
Best Answer
Season Passes usually offer all current and future DLC in one, often discounted, package. Unlike GOTY deals, for example, they do not include the base game.
The Dark Souls III Season Pass gives you both the Ashes of Ariandel DLC and The Ringed City DLC.
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What does the Dark Souls 3 Season Pass give?
The Dark Souls III Season Pass gives you both the Ashes of Ariandel DLC and The Ringed City DLC.Is Dark Souls 3 Season Pass worth?
It takes the average player 8-10 hours to beat this DLC which is a lot longer than the first DLC. Honestly, that is worth the money for the season pass because all the content you get with it. You also get to play more Dark Souls as you get it.Does Dark Souls 3 Season Pass include all DLC?
Players may purchase a Season Pass to access all DLC, or the Dark Souls 3 GOTY (Fire Fades) Edition, that includes the base game and DLC in a bundle. The first DLC is titled Ashes of Ariandel and was released on October 25th, 2016. It is priced at 15 USD for the single item.Does the ds3 Season Pass last forever?
Well yes in the fact that you get three DLC's with this pass and once you have all three, they are your's for as long as the game exists.Dark Souls 3 Review
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