After NG+, enemy souls and HP increase with a static percentage of the NG+ values.
Souls yielded in NG+ vary from one area to another, but it's usually a multiplier of 2x, 3x or 4x compared to NG.The more powerful foes often yield up to three or four times more souls than NG, including some bosses.This becomes more and more noticeable the farther the player proceeds into NG+, and can be particularly challenging with respect to bosses. On the first NG+ many enemies have doubled HP, and will also deal significantly increased damage.NG+ will not let the player create a new character or choose a new gift.The next game-cycle will start back at the Northern Undead Asylum, with the player retaining all the gear and items they had at the end of the prior game (and all items in their Bottomless Box will also be kept).
The difficulty will also increase, because enemies will have more attack power and health points, and they will yield more souls Moving into a new game cycle such as NG+ will reset all killed Bosses and NPCs, just like it was in the first game-cycle. Difficulty will continue to slowly grow with each game cycle, until it plateaus at NG++++++ (NG7/NG+6) and beyond. NG+ is a significant jump in difficulty from NG, but from NG+ to NG++ the difficulty will only increase slightly. If the player continues to play through and beat the game with that same character, the cycle continues, with the third cycle referred to as 'New Game++', or NG++, and so on.
Upon killing the final boss, and choosing either ending, the player's character will be thrown into the next game-cycle, known as "New Game+", or "NG+". The initial or game cycle, created upon starting a new character, is called "New Game" or "NG".
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