Like previous Souls games, completing New Game Plus gives access to the even tougher NG+2, and onwards. You'll find additional item drops, and some will be upgraded - for example, small Titanite shards become large ones.Enemies deal more damage and take more killing, there will be variation in their type and placement, and you'll find some waiting in previously unoccupied areas - but they'll drop more souls and better items when killed.You'll also lose any keys you've collected (including items that act like keys, such as the small doll to gain access to Irithyll of the Boreal Valley).Bosses, giants, and other non-spawning enemies are reset.The game world resets to its original state, and all the bonfires and shortcuts you unlocked will need to be found again.If you've taken the dark sigil from Yoel, your hollowing state will also be retained.Your Estus Flask size and bonfire levels.Your weapons, armour, spells, and upgrades.They'll all respawn in NG+ and none of them will bear a grudge, so it's worth it for their armour and souls. Clear out the optional areas if you skipped them.Vendors only have a certain number of Embers, Gems, and other useful item types each playthrough, so it's worth clearing out their stock now. We'd recommend hanging on and getting these few things out of the way first, as NG+ can now be started at any point from your bonfire menu. Once the credits have rolled, the game will ask if you want to restart in NG+. NG+ becomes available immediately after finishing the game. That was only a warmup, and for the brave (or foolish), Dark Souls 3 is quite happy to up the stakes for you with its New Game Plus mode. If the game wasn't tough enough, or if after vanquishing the Big Bad you're still itching for more, don't fret.
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