We've all been brooding over gameplay footage of Elden Ring, and details about From Software's highly anticipated title are scant at best, so much so that many enthusiasts have started joking that the original E3 4 trailer reveals that it was just a fever dream. Thank goodness fans all over Soulsborne (it's the Dark Souls collective, Bloodborne and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice of the same name if you don't know) are finally getting their first look at Elden Ring since Geoff Keighley enthusiastically introduced the latest. Game trailer at Gamescom 5. Opening Night Live showcase. The announcement of the presentation is timely, as fans were somewhat disappointed with the recent delay of Elden Ring, which pushed the game back from its original release date of January XNUMX to February XNUMX. The game will still be released on PSXNUMX, Xbox One, and PC, as well as on PSXNUMX and Xbox Series X/S via a free update. Thank goodness this gameplay showcase, as well as the closed network test that's going to take place in November, means that many of us will be able to see and play the game before it's released.
At what point is the Elden Ring gameplay showcase?
Announced via the official Elden Ring Twitter account, enthusiasts across the globe will be able to connect to the fifteen-minute game show at November 4, two thousand twenty-one at seven am PDT / two pm GMT / three pm CET. If you are searching in Australia, you will need to log in early in the morning of the November 5, two thousand twenty-one at 1 am AEDT. If it's too late, fear not, as he ensures that the game's showcase will be uploaded to Bandai Namco's YouTube channel after the fact.Where can I see the Elden Ring game overview?
You will be able to see the presentation of the Elden Ring game live on YouTube at the aforementioned times. Twitch viewers are in luck too, as Bandai Namco's US Twitch account will also stream the game reveal live. Check out the links now for your preferred viewing procedure:Elden Ring Game Overview - What We Want To See
We know that the planet of Elden Ring combines sandbox exploration with a more traditional From Software level design and also independent. This means that while the game offers an open world, it will be divided into smaller, more explorable levels filled with dangerous opponents, bosses, and loot. We'd love to see the transition between these 2 very, very different approaches to exploring in Elden Ring shown tomorrow. For one thing, we know that his traveling companion (a double-jumping horse named Spirit Steed) won't be able to keep up with him in these more compact areas, so we'd expect Dark Souls or The Souls-like gameplay. of the devil On top of this, since there won't be any major cities or settlements in Elden Ring, we can't wait to see how the open world will populate. As in, what's the incentive to explore such a big, open space? We're sure a number of fantastically weird NPCs are going to be there to give us quests, lore, and maybe even systems bordering on Dark Souls' coalition system. Naturally, we want patches to appear, that admirable bully that finds its way into pretty much every modern From Software game. We're especially excited to see how well our player character is able to fight in Elden Ring, compared to past games. We've already seen a plea for new weapons and sorcery in the Gamescom trailer, including certain ethereal creatures that can assist us in battle. Lastly, it would be a real treat to see a full boss encounter in Elden Ring. We did see a small handful of them in the Gamescom trailer, some still had finishing moves, but those were just glimpses. We can't wait to see how From Software has approached boss design, while Bloodborne's fast pace had a verifiable effect on Dark Souls XNUMX and Sekiro. Today's best Elden ring deals