Elden Ring player about to max out their real-life frenzy meter after spending 35 hours bravely explaining "the entire lore"

FromSoftware is a massive name; I’m sure I don’t have to tell you that. But arguably, their most prominent release into the marketplace was Elden Ring. This is also one of their latest releases into the market, and it has an expansion in the works. So, fans eager to dive into new content will hopefully have something available sooner rather than later. But in a surprise report that we are getting from Reddit, it seems that FromSoftware might have obtained the full rights to Elden Ring from Bandai Namco due to the studio having funding investments from Sony and Tencent.

Developer FromSoftware now fully owns the trademark to its open world opus Elden Ring, after previously sharing ownership with publisher Bandai Namco. 

The owners of Elden Ring developers FromSoftware have dampened hopes that long-awaited DLC Shadow of the Erdtree might release in time for the soulslike’s second anniversary this month - despite recent rumours and behind-the-scenes Steam updates indicating otherwise.

An Elden Ring player roleplaying as the game's nefarious NPC, Patches, amusingly gave a squad of players a tough time during a PvP invasion. 2022's Game of the Year maintains a massive playerbase who are still finding new ways to annoy each other in PvP as they continue to eagerly await any news on Elden Ring's Shadow of the Erdtree DLC.

An Elden Ring player recently pointed out an intricate symbolism embedded in the sword wielded by the Elden Beast. This interesting observation about the game’s final boss resonated with the community, who engaged in a discussion about its lore details and other aspects of Elden Ring's expansive world.

The wait for Shadow of the Erdtree is getting intense. Over the past month, we've seen players beat Elden Ring bosses with bubbles, storm castles with nothing but one button and morse code, roll in real life every time they roll in-game, use a violin to string together attacks, and power through against invisible enemies. But it doesn't stop there.

One Skyrim player recently challenged themself to complete the game on its Legendary difficulty, while knee-capping their runs with self-imposed permadeath and other ultra-hard restrictions. After 150 hours and four characters lost to the fiery gates of permadeath, Redditor Inward_Perfection finally did it! Their advice on the best character build? Well, it's the same thing we’d all recommend, I guess: stealth archer.

Jagex Limited has been acquired for the fifth time in its 25-year history, prompting fans to joke through another corporate shakeup.

One Elden Ring fan is making gorgeous drawings that highlight their progress as they play through the game. Elden Ring has been a massive critical and commercial success for developer From Software, and fans have been patiently waiting for new information on its upcoming DLC titled Shadow of the Erdtree.

From Software parent company, Kadokawa, has confirmed that whilst the team is «currently working hard» on Elden Ring's DLC, there is still no release date to share «at this time».

Elden Ring is tough as is, but what if you only had one button? That's how Twitch streamer Silithur is playing, tapping in Morse code to control their character and fight their way through The Lands Between. Already, they've beaten Margit, the Fell Omen in what was an incredibly close encounter leaving them with just a slither of health by the end.

To be clear, only the first part of Artyz's Elden Ring playthrough has been uploaded to his YouTube channel. Over the course of 46 minutes, he flips through the pages and loosely describes who he found, what he liked, and the challenges he faced.