The trailer for the Elden Ring game has escaped

At every event that announces video games or trailers of titles we already know, two words are often mentioned in the chat: The Eldon Ring. One of the most anticipated games of today. After all, it’s no surprise that developers are working on experienced developers from software with hits like Demons Souls, Dark Souls, Bloodborne or Sequoia. Even the famous author George R. R. Martin is best known for his book series The Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones). Unfortunately, we have not learned much new information since the initial announcement of E3 2019.

However, today that changed when the magazine came up with some amazing news VGC. According to him, a new trailer for this game is currently circulating on the internet, but they can’t show us it. According to VGC, the footage from the game shows a traditional close combat, which we already know from previous spirits games. There are also quarrels with superiors. First a fiery serpent, and then a great sword-wielding enemy. The trailer is meant to show a battle on horseback in the vast, open world.

Here is the leak so far:

VGC editors only saw a part of the trailer that did not mention the release date. However, in their opinion, the development was greatly complicated by an epidemic, and the game was repeatedly postponed internally. The Elden Ring is unlikely to be released this year.

Theoretically, we can wait for the official release of the trailer in the near future. Journalist Jeff Grub recently hired V.S. Podcast He said that according to his information the game should be presented in more detail soon. Head of Xbox Marketing though RejectedElden Ring should appear at an ulated hitch Microsoft event this month, but maybe Namco will show up as game publisher Bandai. It is registered under the trademark “Bandai Namco Next” and may be an online presentation by other major gaming companies.

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– Nibel (ibNibellion) March 1, 2021