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**[Warning: This article contains spoilers for Elden Ring .] ** Developer FromSoftware is known for its grueling, lengthy games. Prior to the game’s release, producer Yasuhiro Kitao claimed that the main questline would take around 30 hours - but in reality, it can take over 100 hours to beat depending on the player’s approach. From the get-go, the lore behind the Lands Between remains a mystery, and players can choose to investigate the game’s backstory as deeply or as briefly as they so desire. Killing certain NPCs can also prevent particular questlines, so personal choices can make or break how much of the story the player can unco

Rumors suggest that FromSoftware is developing a new Armored Core ** game, and the developer can learn a lot from _Elden Ring** _ for this next project. The esteemed Japanese studio has been making games since the 1990s, with the fantasy RPG series King's Field and the mech combat franchise Armored Core being standout hits from these early years. However, since the 2009 launch of Demon's Souls the studio has become most well-known for its soulslike action RPGs like Dark Souls , Bloodborne and Elden Ring . Rumors suggest that FromSoftware is currently making Armored Core 6 as its next game, and the developer's most recent project can have a major influence on the mech combat ser

Given the boss' relative obscurity, this seems like a surprisingly high figure. However, unlike bosses such as Lichdragon Fortisax or Malenia, Blade of Miquella, there's no real questline associated with Placidusax, making the fight considerably more accessi

The encounter with the Three Fingers will mark the player with the Frenzied Flame and set them on the path for Elden Ring 's most tragic ending . This achievement carries with it an emotional weight, as it ends with the complete destruction of the Lands Between, and fan-favorite NPC Melina views it as a betra

FromSoftware fit a truly unbelievable number of different weapons in Elden Ring , with these combat tools ranging from swords and bows to rusty anchors and candlesticks. This huge variety of weapons ensures that every player finds something that fits their build and playstyle, and it also allows for nearly endless replayability as fans try out new combinations. This exceptional variety also extends to Elden Ring's enemies and bosses, since the Lands Between is crawling with all manner of deadly foes for players to face. Between the game's expansive arsenal and colorful lineup of enemies, Elden Ring combat stays fresh for hundreds of hours of gamep

Despite how daunting this fight seems, these bosses aren't unbeatable. First, the second gargoyle appears during the second phase of the fight, so players begin the fight with one gargoyle. If players give the Twinned Set to D’s Brother, who is found just outside the boss area, he can be summoned for the fight. And if players can line themselves up correctly along the cliff edge to the right, then the gargoyles can fall over the edge and

Despite letting players explore an enormous and wide-open fantasy world, Elden Ring has a remarkably clean user interface. Necessary information like health, stamina and item selection is clearly displayed during combat, but the game's default setting hides these displays during exploration. The screen isn't blocked by navigational tools, either, since players are expected to explore freely or use the in-game map to place visible markers across the Lands Between. While mocking the cluttered UI in Ubisoft SLG Game story guide Skull & Bones _ , many fans used _Elden Ring as an example of a simple and effective user interface in an open-world ti

Fighting the Tree Sentinel duo is not necessary - players can run past them - and if players decide to fight them, they can be challenged one at a time. But their matching glittering gold armor, combined with their sweeping attacks, makes these bosses intimidating. And being chased by these two bosses on their golden mounts is scary, especially for a low-level charac

Though useful in certain situations in FromSoft's 2009 PS3-exclusive Demon's Souls and its eventual spiritual predecessor Dark Souls , few players would dare to base their builds exclusively around magic and sorcery. However, the opposite is true of Elden Ring ; plenty of players construct their characters exclusively to take advantage of some of the game's most broken spe

Some of the hardest bosses are located underground, and players will have to traverse Siofra River, Ainsel River, and the Deeproot Depths in order to find each one. One boss that is particularly hard to find is Astel, Naturalborn of the Void. To reach this visually stunning boss, players must survive the journey through the Lake of Rot before lying in an empty coffin inside the Grand Cloister. Defeating Astel, Naturalborn of the Void is crucial to completing Ranni’s questline and attaining her ending. Mohg, Lord of Blood is another elusive end-game boss. Players can either complete White Faced Varré's questline, or must travel through a waygate in the Consecrated Snowfield to reach Mohgwyn Palace which lies beneath Cae