Steam removes ‘multiplayer’ tags from Dark Souls after temporary shutdown of PvP servers

A security breach was detected from the software last January that forced the suspension of this feature.

From Software has been featured in many news stories in recent weeks, thanks to its excellent work on Elden Ring, a game we’ve already identified in its analysis. masterpiece. However, the Dark Souls series still features multiplayer. stand by after detecting a major security breach that forces Temporary shutdown of your PvP servers.

Dark Souls PvP Servers Down Since JanuarySince then, FromSoftware did not release any further information titles about the current state of multiplayer and only focused on polishing all the edges of Elden Ring. This brings us to the latest exploration of The Outer Haven (via PC Gamer): labels Those referring to this feature in their Steam listings.

It should be noted that multiplayer games are still present in the descriptions of the titles, as they explain the most important aspects of this mode in From Software’s adventures. However, Steam’s own tags they stopped showing this possibilityIt adds to From Software’s long silence about fixing their servers and bringing back online playback.

It’s very likely that this is one temporary retouch directly related to the bug found last January. Regarding this security breach, many gamers warned Bandai Namco of its existence, but announced that Dark Souls servers would be paused until Elden Ring’s release. In any case, we’ll keep an eye out for news from From Software about the return of this mechanic. loved by society.