Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King DLC Delayed

By Alex Osborn

The next batch of content for From Software's tough-as-nails action role-playing game has been postponed.

That's right, folks. Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King won't be launching this week after all. Instead, the add-on content will be out next week, on September 30 for PC and Xbox 360 users, and October 1 for gamers on PlayStation 3.

Crown of the Ivory King will serve as the third and final piece of the game's trilogy of Lost Crows downloadable content. Be sure to check out our reviews of the first two DLC add-ons, Crown of the Sunken King and Crown of the Old Iron King while you patiently wait for Crown of the Ivory King.

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