Demon’s Souls Coming To PSN Next Week

By Alex Osborn

FromSoftware's tough-as-nails action-RPG, Demon's Souls, will be heading to the PlayStation Store next week for just $19.99.

On Tuesday, January 8th, you'll be able to download the game to your PlayStation 3 and embark on what will almost certainly prove to be a dreadfully challenging experience full of cursing, tears, and rare shouts of joy. This is easily PS3's most beloved cult-classic and shouldn't be missed—despite it being one of the most infuriating game experiences of the past decade.

Will you be purchasing the digital version of Demon's Souls next week when it hits the PlayStation Network? Let us know in the comments below.

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