After What Feels Like 3,000 Years, 'Elden Ring' Gets New Trailer, Release Date
Finally, after 3,000 years, Elden Ring is a confirmed real game, with a release date and everything.
A gameplay trailer was released at the end of this year's Summer Game Fest Kickoff Live event, with a release date tacked on at the end of January 21st, 2022. The game will be available on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X and last-gen consoles.
The trailer shows an impressive array of gameplay, with horseback riding, magic and trademark FromSoftware co-op seeming to play a factor in Elden Ring. The trailer also showed off a wide variety of enemies and potential boss battles that should please fans of the Dark Souls series.
Considering the passion of the FromSoft fanbase, the response to the trailer was, needless to say, enthusiastic.
I can't believe this; it looks so GUD #EldenRing pic.twitter.com/dHJobotzQr
— Nibel (@Nibellion) June 10, 2021
FINALLY #EldenRing
— Twitch (@Twitch) June 10, 2021
honestly #ELDENRING pic.twitter.com/eqJwcNNbQH
— Aoife Wilson (@AoifeLockhart) June 10, 2021
I can't stop thinking about Elden Ring's best boi pic.twitter.com/YeDsGKP1wJ
— mighty ybaba (@mcnostrilcom) June 10, 2021
Elden Ring teaching everyone how to do enemy design pic.twitter.com/AHALGeBD1J
— Ron Broyde (Kyrin) Looking for fulltime (@kyrin21) June 10, 2021
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JungleEvil
Good to get something, when we heard little to nothing for so long.
Who's placing bets on if we hear even a crumb of anything about Metroid Prime 4. Its been 3 years since that teaser.
Molemanninethousand
For something that was announced and hyped up early on as Dark Souls meets ASoIaF, I'm very pleased to see the former connection extremely evident in the trailer and the latter one completely indiscernible outside of GRRM's name being attached.
Molemanninethousand
> "Today's gameplay trailer was the first crumb of 'Elden Ring' news since E3 2019."
> 3 minute gameplay trailer with definitive release date
> "crumb of news"
Adam
loaf of news*