With the Dark Souls remaster having recently been announced by Bandai Namco, fans of the series having been flocking back to the trilogy to play through the games once more before the late May arrival of the remaster. That said, the original games can get a bit repetitive, so why not mix up things up when playing through Dark Souls 2? A new Dark Souls 2 Enemy Randomizer mod has been announced for the PC version of Dark Souls 2: Scholar of the First Sin, and it will inject just enough randomness into your playthrough that it’ll feel like a completely new game!

The Dark Souls 2 Enemy Randomizer mod on Nexus Mods is a work in progress from creator Benzoin-Gum, and as such only a few of the game’s levels can have their enemy spawns tweaked. That said, there are a few different versions of the mod available, so players can in essence choose their own adventure, so to speak. Here’s the description of the mod from Benzoin-Gum:

This is a Cheat Table that randomizes the enemy spawns. It requires modified game files so be sure to read the readme. The table comes in three versions: the regular version, a version that can spawn bosses as enemies and a “lore friendly” version that only uses enemies relevant to the area being randomized. Nothing here should trigger a ban but as is the case with any sort of mod or hack I can’t guarantee anything.”

For those looking to potentially fight multiple Pursuers at once, this is definitely the mod for you. Of course, players needn’t inject too much unnecessary added difficulty to the game. By using the regular version of the cheat tables, players can simply mix up the spawn of regular enemies, thus potentially spiking the difficulty of some earlier encounters. Whatever each individual player chooses to do, please make sure to read the readme, as the mod requires the modification of game files.

The Dark Souls remaster releases for PC, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One on May 25, 2018. For those looking to drop some extra money on the series, a Dark Souls trilogy box set has been announced for PlayStation 4.

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