Some fans have noticed that the Elden Ring Divine Tower locations appear to converge on one central point on the Elden Ring map. There’s no telling which direction any Elden Ring DLC could take players, but thankfully we have a few ideas… Speculation Idea 1 – The Divine Towers Mystery Cloud Our modest estimation is that we’ll see at least two DLC releases for the game, if not more. We’d like to think that Bandai Namco would throw suitcases of money at FromSoftware to ensure the good times keep on rolling with more and more content, but truthfully it’s a complete guess as to how much the company will look to expand on the game.
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Sekiro, received a modest free DLC update, but without being as substantial as what we’d seen with past FromSoftware games. Bloodborne, also had one DLC release, but then again, players are still finding new monsters and bosses through the games chalice dungeons years after release, so quite how much content they made for the game is anyone guess. The first Dark Souls game had 1 DLC release, whilst Dark Souls 2 & 3 both had 2 DLC releases for each game. That’s a tricky question, since FromSoftware don’t normally have a set number of DLC drops for each game.
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We’ll be sure to update this page with more details as and when we can. Let’s just hope it’s not another case of what we saw with Demon’s Souls, which received no post-launch DLC content. Obviously, there’s no exact pattern, but likewise, we don’t think the publisher will want to wait over a year for DLC if they want to capitalise on the game’s incredible popularity in 2022. GameĪs you can see from the table above, FromSoftware normally release DLC within a year of launching the game. However, when we look at FromSoftware’s past DLC outings it’s possible to give fans a rough release window which might hint at when we could see the game’s first DLC update. Given that both the publisher and developer have not officially announced any Elden Ring DLC at the time of writing it’s very difficult to give a firm release date for when we might see the game launch some DLC. What are the chances we see an announcement for Elden Ring DLC? Fingers crossed! It’s also worth noting that Elden Ring’s publisher Bandai Namco has been named as one of the partners for Summer Game Fest.
It’s also worth noting that the show’s creator Geoff Keighley has let fans know that the show will be “primarily focused” on already announced games. All the most recent updates are found just below.ĭon’t forget that the third Summer Game Fest takes place on June 9, and promises to showcase “what’s next in gaming with huge new game announcements, world premieres, special guests, and much more”. 23 September Update - Checked for the latest Elden Ring DLC news. Clearly Bandai Namco know they need to capitalise on a game as significant as Elden Ring, and you would imagine one of the easiest ways to do that would be via post launch content. There have also been hints in press releases, with one including a quote from Bandai Namco Entertainment President and CEO Yasuo Miyakawa which talks about “expanding the brand beyond the game itself”. Dark Souls 1-3, Bloodborne and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice all received hefty post-launch support and content updates. That being said, FromSoftware does have a history of releasing DLC for their previous titles. Will Elden Ring Have DLC?Īt this point, nothing has been officially announced with both FromSoftware and Publisher Bandai Namco avoiding any concrete answers on the future of the game. But despite many fans diving back into the game over and over again (there is 6 endings after all), most of the community are desperate to see what the developer does with the game next, especially with regards to more post-launch content. It’s been a near ever-present in the steam charts since its release in February and you’d certainly be hard pushed to find a better Game of the Year contender outside FromSoftware’s latest action RPG. Elden Ring has sold more 13.4 million copies to date and continues to gather new fans with every day that passes.
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