Elden Ring
Elden Ring will see the release of the official gameplay trailer by Bandai Namco on April 8, while the game will be released in August: a new rumor reports.The source is in this case a post published on 4chan, so the reliability is doubtful, but probably also those who saw the stolen Elden Ring trailer appear on the net a few weeks ago.
Taking everything with a grain of salt, let's see so what the self-styled leaker wrote about the next appointments with the long-awaited project developed by From Software in collaboration with writer George RR Martin.
"The official Elden Ring trailer will not be presented as part of an event, but we will see it published on the Bandai Namco channels, anticipated a week earlier by a teaser that will aim to increase the hype ", reads the post.
" The release date of the game is set at the end of August on PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X | S and Xbox One, all at the same time. That said, the reveal official will have little to do with the recently stolen pre-alpha material. "
" The new video, in fact, will put together cinematic and gameplay sequences, suggesting the presence of new and extended features compared to those seen in the Souls series. "
" Among these stand out the camps (portable bonfires), a day-night cycle, a dynamic open world powered by artificial intelligence and more relevant multiplayer features. "
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Elden Ring suffers ANOTHER delay? 'That leak was definitely not worth it'
Elden Ring's big gameplay reveal may have been pushed back until later this summer.
A collaboration between Dark Souls developer From Software and Game of Thrones author George R. R. Martin, Elden Ring has been missing in action since it was unveiled during the 2019 E3 event.
Information has been so hard to come by that some fans started to speculate that it may have been cancelled.
However, after months and months of nothing, a huge gameplay leak thrust the title back into the headlines.
A leaked trailer was accompanied by reports that publisher Bandai Namco was getting ready to re-reveal the game during an event in March.
Unfortunately, however, the latest reports suggest that Elden Ring's next big unveiling will no longer take place at the end of the month, but rather in June.
According to GamesBeat's Jeff Grub, Bandai Namco may have decided to delay the reveal following the recent leak.
'I’m less certain [of a March reveal], and I’m less certain because I think that the leak might have messed things up a little bit,' Grubb explains.
'But I still think things are happening, things are coming together. The reason I think the leak might have messed things up is I just think Bandai Namco is cracking down, figuring out how to adjust the messaging, making sure they fully understand how the leak happened, and then continue down the path toward officially announcing the game.'
Grubb also speculates that the game could potentially launch in 2021, although rumours suggest early 2022 is more likely.
It's worth taking the rumours with a pinch of salt for now, because even Grubb isn't totally sure that the March reveal isn't happening.
Reacting to the news on Twitter, some fans have suggested that the leak definitely wasn't worth it.
'Wow that Elden Ring leak caused them to delay their reveal event sigh. That leak was definitely not worth it,' one fan tweets.
Another writes: 'I hope it's not true that a march Elden Ring reveal was cancelled due to the trailer leak. It seems so petty to withhold fans official information for reasons like this. It's already out there, just go with it and release the full thing.'
Elden Ring: E3 release trailer for new fantasy action-RPGElden Ring is a fantasy adventure collaboration between From Software's Hidetaka Miyazaki and Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin.
'Unparalleled adventure awaits in Elden Ring, the next epic fantasy title created by From Software, Inc. and Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc,' reads the official description.
'Elden Ring is From Software’s largest game to-date and is set in a sprawling realm steeped in a rich and bloody history crafted by Hidetaka Miyazaki – creator of the influential and critically acclaimed DARK SOULS video game series; and George R.R. Martin – author of The New York Times best-selling fantasy series, A Song of Ice and Fire.'
Judging by leaks, it will feature horseback combat, giant bosses and the same brutal Dark Souls-inspired action.