From Software program boss Hidetaka Miyazaki has dominated out making a second Elden Ring enlargement, however left the door open for a possible sequel.
In an interview with Chinese language web site Zhihu, Miyazaki mentioned the corporate has no plans for additional DLC past the sport’s first enlargement, Shadow of the Erdtree, which will likely be launched in June.
He mentioned the corporate would moderately launch one main enlargement than cut up extra content material into a number of components, which would cut back the liberty of exploration and sense of journey the sport gives.
Only some months in the past, Miyazaki mentioned From Software program wasn’t ruling out making Elden Ring 2 or a second enlargement for the blockbuster recreation.
Whereas Miyazaki’s stance on DLC might have modified, his place on a possible sequel hasn’t, that means From Software program isn’t closing the door on a follow-up recreation.
Miyazaki, the director behind Demon’s Souls, Darkish Souls, Bloodborne and Elden Ring, had instructed IGN in February: “We don’t wish to say that is the tip of the Elden Ring saga for now. I feel we mentioned the same factor on the finish of Darkish Souls 3. We didn’t wish to flatten these prospects or put a pin in them simply at the moment. And it’s the same story with Elden Ring. We don’t wish to discourage the chances for that. There is likely to be extra concepts sooner or later.
“We don’t have any present plans to make a second DLC or a sequel, however we undoubtedly don’t wish to snuff out that risk. We predict that there may effectively be one thing sooner or later.”
Writer Bandai Namco not too long ago claimed that Elden Ring had shipped 23 million copies in two years.
Shadow of the Erdtree will introduce a brand new story, a recent world to discover and deeper RPG options, in response to the corporate.
Gamers would require the bottom recreation to play the enlargement, which is now accessible to pre-order in a number of editions, with costs beginning at $39.99 / £34.99.
