Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King (for PlayStation 3)

Dark Souls II ends in an icy bang with the Crown of the Ivory King DLC. Despite a few weaknesses, the scenario in the frozen city of Eleum Loyce is fun, challenging, and thoroughly rewarding.

Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King (for PlayStation 3) : Frozen Eleum Loyce

Eleum Loyce is host to a raging, supernatural blizzard. Players must weather the storm and find the right key to access the Cathedral in the distance.

Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King (for PlayStation 3) : The Inner Garden

Beautful and snowbound, the inner garden of Eleum Loyce connects to several other areas in the city. It is also host to a small platoon of Ice Knights.

Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King (for PlayStation 3) : Fighting an Ice Knight

These tall, blue guardians are armed with magical rapiers and can fight effectively at close and long range. They are common enemies, but cannot to be taken lightly.

Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King (for PlayStation 3) : A Chance Meeting in the Snowscape

The challenge route is home to beautiful, but damnable, ice stallions who prance through the snow and blast magic at any unlucky intruder they find.

Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King (for PlayStation 3) : Energy Blast

One of the new weapons in Crown of the Ivory King is the Bone Fist, which lets you perform a variety of over-the-top martial arts attacks.

Dark Souls II: Crown of the Ivory King (for PlayStation 3) : Summon Sign Area

The stone obelisks in this area can be used to summon players who do not have access to the DLC, giving them limited access to the new content.