Bandai Namco continues to recruit celebrities to promote Dark Souls III. Following Eli Roth's new video for the game, the publisher has now enlisted Silicon Valley actors TJ Miller and Kumail Nanjiani to play the game, but mostly just crack jokes about how it has a dark tone and is about souls.

　　There is also a lot of yelling and dying. Check it out above.

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　　Dark Souls III comes out on April 12 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The game is already available in Japan, having launched there on March 24.

　　GameSpot's Dark Souls 3 review awarded the sequel 8/10.

　　"There are several possible endings to Dark Souls 3, and although most are anticlimactic, they drive home the loneliness of the paths we took," said reviewer Mike Mahardy.

　　"The old lords have abandoned their posts, and in the hunt to usurp them, we descend into those dark valleys, and climb those imposing peaks. This is the essence of Dark Souls III: periods of doubt, followed by great reward. The journey may be rocky, but there's a throne waiting at the end."