FromSoftware adds that these darker, hidden areas are designed with experimentation and strategy in mind, so you’ll likely become familiar with each multi-layered level as you die over and over again. But just as there are long atmospheric paths through open fields and lush fall forests, Elden Ring promises dense dungeons, caves, and caverns that offer bosses, treasures, and, of course, traps. In the video, lighting strikes as the Elden Ring player rides their horse through a field just before an invading player teases the character to jump from a high ledge to engage in battle. Elden Ring’s scale is no doubt impressive, but a bit of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice-like stealth proves that FromSoftware gives players the freedom to approach situations however they would like.įreedom to explore and tackle the wilderness is something seen in the sprawling open-world gameplay as well.

A dragon enemy is the first combat encounter shown, as it strikes from the skies without warning and breathes fire from afar. The footage isn’t completely unedited, but the long cuts of combat and exploration still do a great job at showing off wide-ranging landscapes and gargantuan bosses. Our best look at Elden Ring is here thanks to a 15-minute gameplay video shown off by developer FromSoftware.

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