We’re already very curious about what the Elden Ring is, not only because GRR Martin wrote his story, but also because FromSoftware combines the Soulsborne formula with open-world gameplay. There has been a lot of silence about the game since E3 in 2019, however, we also received unofficial information about it this week as well. Now here’s another dose related specifically to Multiplayer Mode.
The reverent almighty shared inside information about the Elden Ring Multi Reset Iran. According to them, of course, it will include PvP, which means players can collide with each other and other online features can also be expected. Dark Souls has become a trademark for the special multiplayer mode, where we can summon others to help us defeat monsters, on the one hand we can leave messages for each other, and on the third hand we can break into other worlds, causing a lot of headaches for our teammates – if we can. These were not included in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, FromSoft’s predecessor samurai-ronin game, but it’s possible that Elden Ring will bring those game elements again, more or less renewed.
ResetErán Omnipotent also confirmed that according to his sources, this game will also feature character creation and category selection, which is also familiar from Soulsborne games. The leak also claims that the preview released last year was really mistakenly released on the net, not from FromSoftware or Bandai Namco, the publisher wanted to increase the hype this way, and we’re not expecting a big demo for the game lately, although soon we also get this . However, whatever the leaked trailer is, we haven’t seen much of everything (the main stuff) yet, including the weather system that’s important for open-world play, for example. Oh, and don’t expect the typical dark-colored FromSoft, Elden Ring will come closer to literally the most vibrant Sekiro universe.
We really hope to get some official material from the game this year! Of course, we in no way want to speed up its development, we are not asking for another (technically) disappointment like Cyberpunk 2077! Oh, and everything you’ve read above, don’t take it for cash, it’s unofficial info! But it makes sense that FromSoft reverts to traditional Soulsborne mechanics after Sekiro, with many fans complaining about the lack of an ordinary multi-character generation in role-playing games in medieval Japan.
