New details on the release date of Bandai's "Dark Souls 3" DLC have surfaced and according to reports, two DLCs are being developed.

FromSoftware head Hidetaka Miyazaki revealed that "Dark Souls 3" are set to have two DLCs, which are currently in the works. In his interview with Game Spot, Miyazaki explained that the game developer was supporting the game with at least two expansions, with the first one coming in the fall and the second one coming in 2017.

According to Miyazaki, the game might evolve from its predecessors; however, players are still set to enjoy the "Dark Souls" spirit. In the same interview, he said that he thought it would be great if something from the "Dark Souls" series stayed with the players as an experience which held meaning and value to them.

Miyazaki added that what stayed with the player formed their opinion on what the "Dark Souls" series had been about, and that was something he appreciated, regardless of what players thought of the series.

In terms of the title's sales records, Miyazaki expressed his pride on the game's success. In the same interview with Kotaku, he said that as a member of the "Dark Souls III" team and as the director who had worked in development from the first "Dark Souls" game, he could not be any happier. He added that he was sure everyone on the team feels the same too.

Miyazaki also revealed what fans could expect from the title. In his interview with Kotaku, he said that it built off of the previous titles and would be featuring a new era, enemies, gears, and story. He also previewed that the game story revolved around a new location, which he believed would offer a different feel from "Dark Souls 3."

For the time being, "Dark Souls 3" can be accessed on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Microsoft Windows.